https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a353ecfa48ae9a73a1b41ae06f22c17c.pdf 882a7093b8996be33d4108bb8cbdf7c6 PDF Text Text • Now You Know. ~ : ' ' ' Fllty-stx yean ago . • • ' ocean Uner TJtanic sank with the or 1,517 lives. lo•• . . NO. 259 lll.ll Step for Moon Try ate School of Business A tratlon. Before io~ bus and Southern In J 1962, he was Senior Aud Artf!.ur Anderson & Co Bmery is a Visiting L I' MOSCOW (UP() - Two unmanned spaceshiPs accomplished history's second fully automatic link-UP in orbit today, according to the Soviet news l£ency Tass. The link--tP waa aceom.plished in an orbit similar to that used by the ~vlets for manned space It Ohio SU verBity, He Is a membel .\mertcan l!!stitute cerwi Uc Accountants, Ohio Sol Certilled Public Accountar flights. The Ru:htians announced Sunday after putting Cosmos 212 in- tionid Association of Acc01 and Flnanclol ~118\ysts F ~. J:!.I! _is also a membel: MultiPle Selero•ls Society .etive on committees o. United Communi!;)' Counc resides in Columbus. ' i .' ~ t '" • •• '" ' ' -· J • • ' ' .. ' ' ' ' - ~·~. ' ' . . . . ·'.t,'""~-,~, IJ' : '· -,· i ......... ! f ........' ·, '' ·" '( I >'••. : ·r . .:. , -·. r'· .' ...·- ~ . t ~. . "" .,-) ..' . .... t.iJCKY EGG WINNERS- Wendell Gerdch, right, president of the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro-tarY Club,'JI'e&ented a$10bllltoRonnieHawklns, finder o( the golden egg. Recelving a $5 bill frOm Mayor C. 0, Fisher, left, Is Barry stewart who round the silver egg in tlle arLnual Easter hwtt epor;.. aored by the Rotarian•. ; •, "\. . • " • ·~ ,,. ·' . l;' ·- -- _, ... -. .,. - '' '" ', ,. Over 500 Youngsters attend Hunt The Middleport communlcy Park became a mecca of actlvtcy Surlday afternoon as more than 500 YoutWStera turned out for the annual El•ter egghuntoftlle Middleoort ·Pomeroy Rotary Club. A! .total of 415 cash and merchlndlle contrlbutod b;x ' Rli'"'· ' •' ) :"' .... - ' ,-i ·~ "' · /·. ~ News... in Briefs ·.:.':_:·.:.:,' .'.· .•.:.','·'•'·','·.·:'·' :'•. ,''. ,'.•,'·'•'·'·'·'•'·' •'·····.',: .•,•.' ,•.','.• .·.• .· .• • .• • .• .·.• •·.• .·•. .·.·,·.:.·.• • ·•·.·•·.•:.·.••·.: .·.•.·•. :....'':-;:: ::. ·,·;,·.· ::::. ....:::;:-~. :.~;::.:;.;:: ':. ;.:::'::..... .; .:. :.: :..:;:-:-;. :. ;.:';.:':: < <.;.::::::::: ..; •.• '. : :::::>:: : ; :/:::::::: :::::: By renew you' heart as y church this OHIO VA tbeeo~lefalled USUALLY PLACID SPRING WEATHER broke loose In Ohio day With a. barrage of aOOwera and thunderstorms throwing off tP to 60oati~Mn-bour wlnda and even a tornado reported in Northwestern Ohio near Fremont. The brunt of the storm, which brought hreooler weather, hit the Cincinnati suburb of Blue Ash, w~ as ~ as100 homes sutrered roof or win<bw damage. The mayor of the northeastern Cincinnati suburb esllmated damages at $100,000, . WASHINGTON - GOV. NELSON A.lloc:ketellero!NewYork wW ~ hla long silence on Vietnam "within a relative4' short time," according w the chalnnan of a a;rolC' trying to get him to run f o r Seat and Shot Wheel CoveJ;1 I COMPA ' s•-~' president. Indiana lnduatrioli&t J.lrwin Miller, whoheadsthenew~¥ Cormed "Rockefeller for President" Committee, said Sundly the New Yorker plani to molie a major speoch&tating"clearlylllld e>Piicltly hi• view (Continued on Page %) OH,lH' $YMPT0Ms. · PRJiTTY PI.~IN ... Services for Lt. Genheimer to an orbit ranging rrom 12'1 to 148 miles above the surface that the craft would be usedfor"testing new systems and elements of the design or spacecr.aft'' phraseology which in thepasthas been used to describe tests of unmaMed Prototypes or manned space ships. Today Tass said, "An automa.tic orbital docking ol the Soviet Cosmos 213 artificial earth sat.ellite with the Cosmos 212 ~ut.­ nik has been effected." The agency said the Unk-q», a vital operation in the prepara,. tion of future Soviet manned voy.. ages to the moon, was accom-plished by Cosmos satellites Number 212, hunched Sunday, and 213, launched today. The Soviets staged history' s nrst fuli.Y automatic lbliOottr In ·oi1Jlrllllt llli:iis a space highlight the week ~>&­ fore the U.S.S.R. celebrated Its 50th aruUven;ary. The United states hadprevioUJoo ly linked UP manned !paceshlps of its Gemini series. But .!?ovlet sctentistswrotethat Russia's fully automatic orbital lin~ was a more sophisticated operation with great slgnillance in the future erection of huge manned orbiting laboratories as well as In the race to Put men on the moon. Are Tuesday co return from an outing Sunday atternoon. ATLANTA - FEIERAL AGENTS, Intensifying the largest manhunt In FBI history, today maintained stringent silence as they foJ... lowed a cold traU In the hunt ror the sniper assassin of rr. Martin Ud:her Kine Jr. The hWlt for elusive Erte starvo Galt cootinues, ~ tmugh tpere la ~ warrant outstanding for the seaman. Polk:e in Jack.onvUle. Fla. said Sundlijo two hitchhikers arrested on vagrancy charges had oo eormectlon with the case. They were arrested .tter a Negro motorist reported one or the men looked just like an l'rtl&t'a sketch or the murderer. Fact:lry Air C 280 HP Eng ill located the silver egg for a $5 prize. A hunt for the toddlers and_pre-o sctvol agedchlldrenpreceded the one tor the older grouP. Wendell Gerlach, president of the Rotary Club. served ,as master of ceremonies wUh Mayor c. 0. Fisher extenmng tile tteleorne. ·-· ~Wlding the shot to start tlle hunt was Middleport Chief or P~ lice Herbert Gilkey. Middleport firemen were on hand to assist with the egg hunt, and the sound system was Installed by J o h n Werner. United Press International LOGAN, OHIO- TWO NEWARK TEEN-AGERS were loundesrly ~ cold, wet and hungry, following a nine-hour search in Cedar Falls state Park near here. Charlea Ankrum, 17, and Pamela Jean Wallace, 16, were found under a ledge ocr one of the park's trails. Neither required trealment, although Sherict Paul Hartman said the co~le were "cold. · wet and hungry." An intensive search was started after the girl's father 1 Richard Wallace, called Hocking County sherifl's deputies when May the co1 . Pomeroy and Middleport budnessmen -were awartied at the hunt. Ronnie Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hawkins of MidcUeport, was the tinder of the golden egg, worth $10, and Barry Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max !!ll')l'art, . .. ··-also' ol. Mid<llepor~ .... ::~:~:~:::~=~~~:~:::::~:?::::~:~;f~;::~:::~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::~:::::::::::::.::;:l;~:::;:::::::::::::::~:::::\:::;::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: '· • .,'' 'llllaolo.J - · ........ - . ·' ' ' ' I ' FIVE CtN!S.·· MONDAY. ·APRIL li 1968. hnique W IIIKI attendod Harvard ' . 30. fO. ~ '' • CH~RE - John M. ·· A.lsiltant .Treasurer, ~ atid Southern Ohio ElocQ P~, will speak at CQI ment exercise::;, K.vP.I ' c ' P.m. &nary's topic is: )4ml Isn't Free," He received his Bacl Business Administration iiOm Western Reserve U. ' di. • •I' Pt accounting .-4-/ ~ wed lrollfln val!ot'• ,..... 1.!* ~~------~~--------------~~~--------------~~~~~----------------- ' High School here, en tine Qloor ., 1 • · , · . , _ . ' ' k ' . · ' . , · LIn····up 2nd All-Automatic . In Orbit Made b Soviets POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Executive 1 ,, : Deooted To The llllereall Of Tlw Meiss·MQMHI Area t:. ' Y.OI,, XX C&SOEWi Be Speake w~* .1 a1- y 1DdoJ tho I Funeral services for Lt. (jg) Richard Genhelmer, 27,1ormerly of Columbus and Pomeroy, Identity of Jloy Sought who was killed in a routine train-Tile department or SleriffRoblng Olght with tho U, S. Navy Air ert Hartenbach and Pomeroy PoCorps on April 8, have been set · lice were atteJDPtlng to determine Cor 2 p. In. Tuesda,y at the Ewing today the ldenUt;y of a boy found FW>erolllome. Sunda,y wllllderlng almlessl,y 1n A gra.duo.te or Pomeroy HiJh Pomeroy. School, Lt Genhelmer grad!>~rill Hartenbachlata !mnda,y ated !rom Ohio State Unlverslt;y morning wa& talking with the boy In 1965. He receivl'(l hi• go I d In an &ttemjlttoiearnhi>identit;y. wings as a naval pilot last Octo- The child, abJut 10 or ll,hadnot ber. He was stationed at Okinawa. told authorities his name, the loSurviving ·are his mother, Mrs. cation or his home, or his age. Olan Genhelmer1 Pomeroy; three Authorities said theywereunable &is tors, Mro. WWtam (Betey) to dmermlne If the boy knows Knight. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. WJ.l.. this lnformltlon, or Is just r• llam (Rachel) ~erldan, Po.,... lu&lng to disclo•e 11. roy, and Mrs. Peter GJIMHth) Vanica, Cleveland, and a brothPTA TO MEET er, J, Edward Genhelmer, RoyThe Middleport PTA will meet al Oaks, Mich. His rather, Olan tonll!hl at 7:30 at the elemenGenheimer, died in March, 1967. Ofticiatlng at the services will tary ochool. A &late patrolman be the Rev. Carver Willlams and will speak and the chlldr101 of the Rev.. Wendell Stutler. Friends the school patrol will be given may call at the funeral home any- spedal recosnJtlon. Rolrellhtlmo. Burial wlU be In Beech ments will be served by thell'ade room mothers. Grove Cemetery. On the Farm Front The experts predict Butter's Long Slide Will be Ended ' ., llllid IaII ·year' 1 ltaure wai tho 'lowell olneo the Agriculture DeWA.S!UNGTON (UPJ) - Fed- parbnent besan keeping dairy . oral farm ~· Qilok 1968 eoouiuJIII1!ioo .reoords In •1909, - brll!l at J6ilat a !omporm Almoil ce110inl7 it li the lowell holt to th~ lOIII term Ill d • aloee some lbjoo In · the 19th oJIIeh bp , the aver"" lb' .BERNAIID BRENNER vPI rami' 1!41tor ol ~Ius huttcr to oehool and wei· • in lavor o1 butter In ISS5.:19, !are outlet• wa& likely to olllet liao widenlna mr lia<o. 8l\l' further drOP . ihla· rear in 11: 191!7, tholfpleol ccellidner <Oinmer<!al•~e•. waa· ulllll 10.6 pomcia of mar' Aa·. a:a 1~56; huttcr aai1ne and ·GOb' 5.6 polllllia of waa, ll!l!i·1lhl! . l!"lioo'l' ravortte buller a year. t.<. ~ ~~tt'l!i! ~ ten- 01..~w'iewt~a ,to · reaeh · lor a · · 'picJc.igo o! .deney , 'averlaa .u - ~-•. F~a . ,In one nPuea piUIIdl in . till '!11!1 8.2 . . Appeals to a Nation's Spirit Press .Jnternattonal A man of peace' once aaid, "I have a dream." It was ln· the spirit or the wordf~· or the Rev. Martin LutbeN Klng Jr., that millions of Americans gathered &utda.y to celebrate Christendom's holiday or h~ Easter. Many or' the servtce&conckltted in churches, parks, stadiums, on mountain topswere direct meinQrlals to King. others were Oiled with the joy of the resurrection and the hope that .,.man, with Goers help, could improve an imperfect world. A special Man was lleld at Chicago' .s J~ea Roman catholic Onitch for those who By llhited *· gave Jood, clothing and shelter for the homeless in last week's rioting in Chicago, The unrest hit scores or clUes after King' a assasslnatiOQ, Notes National TrOubles Ne1J- York Cl,ty'• new Roman Catholic archbishop, Terence J. Planes Step Up COoke, recalled the Hterrlble sWrerlng and angJJ(sh ol oor nation" following the slaying of the civil rights leader. HWhat we have all so recently experienced .,.,. serve to make more personal and lntlmate the message of this Easter Sunday,'' he said in services at St. Patrick's cathedral. The hUDdreds who atter)ded a ttrally of hope'' in the Unlversl t;y ol Detroit Sta<llum were aaked to llign cardo oommlttlng them to a part in social justice prograDll. At New York City's Episcopal Cathedral ol St. John the Divine, the Easter collection was ckmated to the Southern Leadership Cul!erence, the civil rll!:hta orprdza~ Olrlstian Uon King murder. headed until his Not In Vain The Episcopal bl&hop, Horace W, W, Donegan, &aid In his Easter rnessage that Christ "in the marmer or his suffering and dying, has shown us In his :-:::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;;;;:;.::::;;;:;:;.;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;. AUSfiN, Tex. (UPJ) - Prea-. ldent Joh.nson new to Hooolulu ~ lor a high • ..vel VIetham strategy review and talk& With South Korean Presldent Raiding ..:~~::::~:;:.or:; glorloua re........um thel no - and broklft llllllt, . . . . . IVDtle preacher ot 'Dllllriolace, Martin Luther King . • • ha:a ever dled in vala!' ,\<rosa tho - . flmll ..o gathered and .., c:hurches and cathedrola, ttiOIJt>. 1a1n 1op 1oru1. to take part In Eailer worllhip. llwodreda eilmbed 111.- MI. Davidaon, at San. FrandiCO, ana tholr - holding 118fdad by liD¥ - · llallhllghto, to attend sum:iae services. The Prelicia!l IIIKI blo llmliT speot Eaiter at tbllr Texaa ranch, •ttendlna both Roman Cathol!e IIIKI flit-' c:hurdi serricea. • A band of DlliMdlformiD knolm as Yipplea llid lbV bad 10,000 to 15,000 porllclponto in New York'& cmtra1 Park to I I - to melle, orul in ..,. cases smc*e m.arfJuaDI, Ill a ..~... It was a demanatratim aplnit ilnlc:lllred IClCiot¥ IIIKI poverw. McCarthy on RFK's Heels ••aaa..no.-\i;!A'lllliliomMir- --··- • . . --·'. .. .. . . . ........ . Foree 1 for an t4ght .. hour CHARLESfON, W, VA. (tJPO- Min- S1a. £-IIi> By JACKW~LSH oonstop 4.200..mile fi!ght. He Corthy wW bring his campalgn lor the lleomc:ratic P n l i - Jllll>o SAIGON (UP!>- U.S. ftghtorwas due at Honolulu Interna!nation to West Virginia Tlloscia,y on the heels of a ....,alan owing~ bombers flew a record 143 tional Airport shortly otter 1 New York Sen. Robert F. Kenned;y, missions against ~rth VIetp. m. loco! limo. TheJotmKennecly wound "' a whirl-wind tour ot SOuthern Woat Virginia nam's southern panhandle SUnPark meeting ••• given more SatllrGI.Y night Which gave hil late brotber, Jolm F, llennelb', here dsy, military 11p0kesmen &aid urgency by the North Korean ovorwheimlng •!WOrt In 1960. llcCartb1, - · - . todsy , Hanoi Radio aald the Communist ambush ~ here passed out literature sttiPOl"tlng the KlnoeiOt& Suator at tbe planes returned again today and tbat ldlled two Americus and Kennecly rall,y, wiU spend seVllll hours In Charlebombed north ol the 2oth two Koreans. Kennedy outlined live ''ei&- Soviet& are illii the ..,. power ParalleL mont& ol a new lorelllll IIOiley" plwlicolly obie to lllllan&or tbo The Hanoi broadcast said one to a crowd 01 about 2,000 after VOl')' lllll'VIvol ol lbe United American plane was shot down telling 3,000 peraooo In Logan 01 Statea. in raids this afternoon on N1nh a three..point plan for Vietnam. u'Iblrd. we must l._.IMIIl our Binh Province wflich is above .,Let me 183 I would p u 11 reltanee on 111dear weapoos m:t the 20th Parallel on the coastal back the searcfl and destroy halt the arm1 raee... area facing the Tonkin Gulf. mialions. I would protect those .,Fourth, wa aeed • realistic President Johnson tn his recent United Preaslnternatlonal de.escalaUon or the air war set Israeli ]l&lrola killed llvo Arab areoa of great !l<IIIUistioo con- -al&al of lbo dllolor of Ollna • the 20th Parallel as the guerrillas and W'OUildt!d sevea In tera and I 'lnJU!d try to bring and to begin IDIIVinl Amortcan troops home IIIKIIIID· day when thel Datloa will to1<e a northern limit. two weekend dalbes that alao It was the aecond time Hanoi kUied one loraeli and - - illtule South VIetnamese aoldl- more -.Dol part in tbo International community. Ther. 11 has charged violation or t h e ooe, llll'oeli olllclol• announced era," he said ln Logan. m Charle&ton, Keonedy &aid, neltber need nor III'OIIPOet ol limit. La&t week Hanoi doarged todii,Y In Jeru&alem. ~ties u'lhe last three years have reaucee11 for p:eclpitau1 .ue~a that American planes bombed a of Ruaatan..rnade weapons were minded u& ooce again ol the aw- to bring Qdua lido the United viiia&O In lar norlhwelllem seized. f1li reality ol war. It I& time to Nadmo.• North Vietnam 10 miles from 111e communique &aid one seardl again lor a way OIIIOivlng But K_.. llid In do]Jarllng the border o(; Lacs. The United guerrilla IICJIOII waa clhoovered our problemato turn toward a from bla _ . . t lui, "that Elates denied these charges. Saturday near Nablus, crowded I& Whit liiOiljd ilko to 100. The Sunday raids were the at the time with l&rlelis who IIOiiey ol peace. "Firil h the need to re<og''F'iilh, ODd moil ~. heaviest against the North since had 1!0110 to Mount Gerlzlm to nize that the world, far !rom we muil .....,.US. thel peace Jotuum ordered limited bomb.. witness Samaritan Passover ing to aid the expected peace ceremonies. T w o auerrWaa being divided lido too great boa- In the -ld m_. UUio to us talk& preliminaries with North were killed and lb: wounded tile cari>ps, !& IIIII of dlverlit;y unloaa we <all pro...,. It II and 8hlftlng forces. We m u 1 t home. We e.mot "Clllttmt to deVietnam. and ooe lsraeU was wounded ln loamWhether in Southeail Ell· Ill' and lioe demando this operation. Twelve hours later an Israeli 1'<1110 or Southeast Alia- to deol ol our """ - ' ' wblle opelll!patrol ran Into another guerrilla wlth natlooa, not •• part ol 1 lng blllllllla in the liiiiiHt Ollroemooolithlc Communist move- dom ol othera. squad at midnight and killed "A Dltloll tom by injUJtlee ln&i>ectlon ol Th-rus CoiJD. tllree guerrillas and lost one ment, which no longer exists... cU 17, Deuihton Q{ America, Israeli dead, the eommunlQJe but aa nations whose s~eaift·~ and violer~ee, lt1 lllreeU pa .. will be held at 7:30 p. m. llmight aold. cance and po&olble danger w trolled I>)' ArD1J 1111118--lf thlola ol the IOOF Hall. Mrs. 1!41th possible daniel' to our DWD na-- to be our ccaa-y, we eaa The Israelis said tbe patrols Wlkely dl Marietta wW be the captured ·eight mach,lneiiJlll&, donal aecurley mull be eare!IJI. ' - 10111 otbora will loolo Inspecting ollk:or. ly welllhed on a ease • by • caoe to ua for ltlllllillloa to I h e I r and - ·· The ehlrto,r will be dr~ lor hand prd>i.... .. partlcllsr_agrenade• el earlier accused tbe ball&, Mrs. Ellzat*th Camllbell, Mro. fiSecond, ln.drls newly dlverae patlm. in their eo 1ft m o a veaSoviel Unlm 01 j)I'Oi"ongtng the Katlll Baker IIIKI Mrs. Bhoa D&. world, we mult Seek a m o r e turea." danpr ol Middle Eait war by Vol NMnber•-are lsked to wear ur.nnmg the aggresaivenesa" of balanced IIIKI liCI'Illol relatfoo., ~ m' llhlp with the Soviet Union. 'lbo white. the Arob ilalea. Patrols Kill Five po..,.. Inspection Tonight Fin.ed * Mayor's Court --- 'l'hrto, .~. iioirth ·i>irll* bll bond Meet The Meigs Loeal Teaehers and a Certified in 5 Subjects · Ill ..-.rt of Charln l.o!pr, Finltlwel'l ~ AniJicl, 30, l'atlotroJ, tl and-. uound oloor . a... ~· - ~ lila ill.... " • .;........"' . . loiil .... ullllilt IIIIIIJii'l C lliiiiiJ, �I ' .I •; -'-' ·1 ' -\ . ' the and .Jlevel<l!lmenl (IIVD) wllldl lli to adminlDlater this .: ' aecttan Ot' the new law, does not r. plait 'to 1 ... neaatlnlJ, that 11, merely as permit It to "'ltfale lndlvhml eomplalnto arioe. The new laW's provbioos l(!llnot dlserimlnli- in sell- adiont' where merely opeotng 1111, ronllnc or leailag theored· the door to trana!ers 111!1 llltle eall7 will ·af!ect an elllmated 68 results. HUD Secretary Robert C. ~ . ,per cent of all the nation's : ·~ellll when they become IWIY Weaver, wbo is to administer tlle oow ~ housing law, lt~:... turned aside questions about ~{S,. Cmto Awarded l ';~~-i . ' l•; lillron.e. Star Medal tl'! lf ,, Opinion Poll In Mails to SEO Voters NASON - Army SUI! Set- BobL. c..to, son of Mr. and M,rs. Clatho L. Costo, Frout St., ~tlved the Bronze !lor medal In Ulm, Gennany. lolarch13for outstanclng meritoriouS service , with CmDpaey A, 4th ~ly and WAffiiNGTON - Co~essman Traniii!Ort Battalion or the 4th .... Clarence E. Miller Mon*>' an(lntry Dlvislon near Plelku, Viet· noWlCed the mailing of his second iiom. anooalquestlonnaire. Casto Js assigned as ooDCOJlloo The opinion poll entitled, ~·Is­ lit..-~pned omcer In charge or sues of the hl.J,'' which hubeen be&Y!' units In the 564th RoPelr sent to au postal patrons of the Parts Coii1PIIII,Y in German,y. He lOth Congressionalllstrict,pro-dod Wahama Hlgh SChool. videli S:tmheastern Ohio res). and entered the ann)' In 1962. dents the opportunity to &"Press their convictions on current tbo mestlc, financial. and internatlooal Pollcles. The 14 -quesUonpolla&ksarea Citizens whether they uproveot: -The President's proposed Mrs. Ora Belle E~n, 85, taX increase; Bl. 3, Leon, died Satur<ioiY night -Increased Medicare belle1n the Herdman Rest Home It fits; Mason. She was bom ln Leon. -Tho war In VIetnam. April 20, 1833, dalll!llter or the Other questions deal with the lale Donie! and Lelia N""ellllal'- war on poverty, civil_disorders, rll. Sle was the wicbw of Ethan rec1ora1 aid to eclucatioD, rarm Ecllngtoo. Sw'viving Is one SOD, price sl(IJIOrts, the Pueblo inciEmU. of Leon, Bl. 3. dent, and the United Nations. Fmoral service will be held at '"We are quite pJeased with 2 p. m. Wednes~ in the Wolfe the resuJts or the QUeBI:Iomaire Valley lllptlst Chorch with the we mailed out last April.'' COII)o Rev. Arden !On! th omciatlng. mented Miller. "Over 15,000 COJ'Ioo Burial will be in the Kimberling stituents coll()leted and returned Cemetery. last year's .POll. I .wreciatearea Friends will be received at the citizens letting me know how they Molu-Stevens FWIOl'al Home ~ reel on criticaJ issues which we er 6 p. m. Tuesday. as a nation are racing and hoPe that t111.i~ questioruilre generates a~ reSJionse." Miller said the questionnaire SICGIIDUY TO is being mailed onapOstalpatron ; IIGIIEY lUlUnOll -~mon Kldnty or Blal111tr Irrlta· basis to all residents of the lOth t!Qnl makt many rmon and women District. srould anyone tail toreleCl tenR and ntrvoWI from frequent. ' bllmlng or Itching urlnallon night ceive one, a copym&ybeobtained •ndl at.y. Sf<rondaz'Uy, JOU may !OR sleep and have Headaebe. Backache by contacting Congreosman !lill. •and IHI old,!!'1 ·Uretl, depr'l.'laed . In tueh cun, L.xSTEX uauiilly brlnp er at his Washington office. 1515 r ' Nlaxln1 eom.rurt by ew-blna: lrrll!lt· Longworth House Ofllce Building, ;. ·In& 1erma In add urine and qulddy ~~tuln, pain. Get CYSTEX at drug!IIILI. washlngton. D•. c. 20515. .. ' .• z•. ~ Mrs. Edington Of I.Alon Dies .. BACKACHE & y"'·,s- nNSION ,. . ~ • · ~:::::::::=~~~».!!*>:..~::~::.~ t OPTOMETRi .S l' Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5I tC)ose at Noon ou Thur.; - East Court Sl . Pomeroy ~·~-=:=j,:;:~ .. he will idopt IIO!\Ie houslnc COWittrpa!:i o1 :the ••affirmative action'' policy. HUD aourcea ~ his reuoa · lor poltponlng poQey state...,ta . "/&&l~o~,... '" the mid 10 ~~~>wao that he was otlll <on!errinl wiD bo i warming wltli atoll members and others. trend 1ft the early'part of the ·They said he plans to .,_,.. Per!Od. a little cooler 'f!Wrs- , his plans In a news con!enoco day and warmer i.galn '*the ~e· till• we,k. eoil .ol the week. Pre<!Pita· The Jaw· ....,..rea IIlli! to lllart lfa> will averop 0118-hal! tq Immediate "edlleatlwW and ' three ~s Inch ao lhow-<CIIIIIclllatory aellvlllea'' to help era in the m&t:lle of the week achieve lqla!ative 11m of and ap1n at the and ol the lliniDI ''fair houellll throuall· out the United :btea."' """n.ere ....k. Two cars were damaged and the driver of one was cited to the Courtb' Court as the result of an ..cldent on Route 124 In Rodand ~ nliht, tho lliPartment of Slterlll l!obert Hartenbach r<>Portod. Aear driven by VIrgil Parsons, lAuter, Route 1, traveling oorth or;. Main St., struck a parked car · owned b)' James L. ~angler, Rut.land. llld then a porch post on PI"OIIer!Y owned by Aroold Grate, Rutland. The sherurs depart;.ment said Parsons loot silpped otl the brake pedal and hit the accelerator, causing him to lose control. Tltere were heavy damages to the Parsons car and medium to the ~lttr vehicle. Parsons News J)riefs . (Coetlnued !rolll Piao ,ll . . of the whOis broaif subject'' of Vletoal)l. Miller said .his commlhot>ed io B'!t lloeke!eller to, ......,.e lor the RoPobllc111 presldeotlal nomination·••wt~ln foyr week•"t , VATICAN CfrY - POPE PAUL VI deClared hi~··~ab~ n..,_ trallb"' in the Vietnam cootllct Eastar SUnclt.Y and omerpl todll' •• a PoSsible mediator in geace oeaot~at~ons. In a c~e!\llly worded Easter message to tho world, the Roinsn C8thollc PontUI" called lor a ceaRnre and .. honorable and Calr'' negotiations to end tht. VIetnam I The PoPe also stressed his ''heartfelt atrectlon'' by all natloas Involved In the long, bloody war. His words were heerd by more than 200,000 persons In St. Peter's square and by mWions more on tel~ vision. Asked to Gas Co. Planning Banquet Make Move v. was cited on charges of tailing to have his vehicle wtder controL E-R Unit Makes Two Holiday Oills The Mldcllf.li)Ort emergency squad answered two calls on the hoii<II.Y weekend. At 6:27 p. m. Saturday the squad wascalledtor Fred Mourning who had become W at the LaSelle HoteL Ho was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient. At 2:43 p. m. ~ the Sll\lad went to the WarrenBlackhomeln llodand. Mrs. Black, who had received a leg lnjury, was taken to tbe "OtrJce of br. J. J·. Davis for 'tre&tment. ·-~hll ~~ ·fe~rt&,ge ~ive~ ~~ids ' '" ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AD~ONS SATURDAY Oneida Mullens, Ewlngton; Fred Mourning, Middleporti Mrs. Rudy Rime, Racine. DISCHARGES SATURDAY Georgia Pullins. Mary Henneslll'. BffiTIIS - A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rttrle, Raelne; a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Werry, &Yracuse. ADML'lSIONS SUNDAY- Marilyn [pple. Athens; Nancy El>U., \ . Pomeroy. DISCHARGES SUNDAY - Cherlea Pyles, Nellie Thlvenir, Mary Jone'l. Sevonteon BERLIN (UP0- Weal Berlln lertwlng students todll)' asked 150,000 ban 1110 bomb mardlers to cripple Wellf. Germany's largest newspaper firm wbieh they blame In the shooting of their leader, Rui 11 Red Rudl" Dutschke. Pollee here and thi'OUJJitout West Germany canceled all leavea, massed around tlle publishing plalrts of Axel ~rinser and set up steel 11111rlot barricades and barbed wire. The leltwlng y - groop, demonstrating and rioting since an admirer of Adolf Hitler shot n.tschke Thursday, told the marchers to start crippling ~Inger plants in six cities after their Easter marches ended Jate today. A statement by Dutsehke' s followers said the government would be blamed ror "any bloody clashes that mlflllt occur." The East German Communist regime declared a VIP blockade o1 West Berlin to aid the extremist y-o. Many Arrests About 3,500 youths hurled rock& and paint at foot and mounted pollee &m~ In the Kurluerstendamm, West Ber- lin' a Main Street. 1"Wo Injured in Foote Aecidenl8 NEW HAVEN - A Robertsburg. W. Va., man was admitted to Pleasant Valley Hospital Friday following an accident at tile Foote Mineral Corp. Kenneth Asbury, a pipe fitter ror the Huntington Piping eo .• was injured when an overhead crane apparently caught hi& arm against a colwnn. Joe Keathley, Letart, W.Va., foreman of pl'Oillctlon at Foote, was InJured Seturdoy. A portion of Ids thumb was amputated at Pleesant Valley Hospital. Both men were taken to tile hospl1aJ by Foglesong ambulances. Off · ·hw'a'y· N''0 . 68'1 B ·.. i • g . . Meigs Countlana have been Invited to attend the Colwnbls Gas System Southeas._ ern Quarter Century Club bancpet to be held at the American Legion Hall In Lancaster on Ml,;v 8. The local grol&l Includes: Active Employes - Flo1d E. ~nee, Pomeroy; Dloyle WI Sargent and Elbert TIIJ'lor, both of Pomeroy, Route 1; Henry R. Euler, Portland Route 1, and ~1 Mrs. Rice Dies Mn. Mellsaa Rice, 56, died une.pecledly Saturda.v at the home of Lacey Barton, Cook's Gap. 'J11e Pomeroy emergency sq.wl was caUed but Mrs. Rice was dead u~ the scptd"s arrival. DeaUl was attributed to a heart attack, The body was taken to a Columbus !uneral home. BrJUh Fire. Doused . . . . ' blocked by the two tlro ;and ap. ,piled her brake I. Hor car sld1)8,I!'• rli!llt ·lip. Of ~e ~ - ' 111r • ·reo .. ~b.Y·Wen ..~ ""• • · . ce • . • The State llli!llwa¥ Patrol in• veailsated a 0118 ear aeelM ..... J Oil ftt, 681, at 9 p.m. _....., · ... and mUes eeal of 7 whan William S. .Sebultz, , dl!ll Evfii••·~\G~dll. ·. ·' · 16, Cbeoter, railed ' to .round . ,. 11ter:e, ...., -~ to eurve. Tho <!II" l!lllalne<l tp1nor tho - •: ear.. No· cilit woi inclalliaP -l!w6nt ol! the hll!ll· .lUred and, '!!' ......... ~!lied. 1bere was hta¥7 damAft to 1 1 wa)' aftd Over. ~ ..,blakment. No 'dlarp waa nted and pi~"'!P truck <1110ra!e4 by 'Arnold B•. Stump, ,17, Qlollilre, Ill 9:02 1181 bllured. The petrol lnveilt!Pied an ac- p.m. ~ '"! Gravel 1B11 Rd. cl- it 11:45 i.m. Satur<la¥ 011 nvo.t.atha ola milo Itt. 325 just 60 feet ol 55•· · ·· RiD Gr~ corpor-. llmita The patrol said _!liuqlloalconlndlrectly inVOlving l!lree can. trol. ol the •ehlcle and It ..... There was no contact, bowover, ol! the rlllrt lidO ,!It,the raid. of the vehicles, but one hlt a The ~ ,rolled, "!~,one lime fence. and •1111)• ti> a rest .., IU rltillt Ofllcers rsported thit Clovis llde. No one was and BallO¥, 39, Rt. 1 Thurman, head- ~ chiU'P waa !lied. ed soulb, had stopped on the hlill· woy to talk to his wile, Helen Bailey, :n, Rl. 1 Thurman In a 'lOIETOTBY car headed north. ~NE\YIIAIR The third car driven north by Georglanna Jenkins, C, Rt. 1 s-M.i:l Thurman, came over a hill crest. Mrs. Jenkins oaw the hi&bWII' 01'1111 'I'IJIIIIbAY EYI!JIIIIG 7 'I!L •. Rt. -Dih• no..,. -J>tRt. ..,..111 E. Lee, l.ong Bottom. • Retired EmploJe• - Walter WatterSOD, llaclne; Cherlos C, Beegle, Charlea W. COrnell, llo1 Jones and Benjamin N. Salser, all of llaclne, l!oute 1; Allen C. Brower and Eber H. CSlpenter, Portland lloute 11 n>rsel E. M1!. ler and Gerald o. Violet, Tl(lo JURY CALLED pera PallnSI Hoberl L. Sharp, The January term grand jury MlddlOIIOrt; F. Jewell Stoey, of Melga County, baa been callChester Star Route, andHtllll')'G. ed to meet Wednesdoy, Aprll17, Wagoner, Harrisonville. at 9 a.m. at the Courthouse. Similar dinners lor long time gas company employes are held .. Columbus, Dellroy. l!aas!leld, OberU. 111d Toledo. Theee bei>IJIOI& are lor omplo!'esor Columbia Gas or Ollio and the\)hk>Fual Gea Co. One or every seven gas comP&nl' 0111Pio!'es hes been with Colmnbla 25 years or longer. MARY JOIE'S .. DUUlY P~. mmo fWili fil:Jf' "-·---~~~~ Storage FREE· of Extra Cost Effie Manuel Trust Dies on Sunday The Pomefoy Fire Department Mrs. Erne Flo (Beaver) Mar.answered two calls within m~ uel, 68, died Sunday at her a.. utes Saturda.Y afterMOn to e»cine, Route 2, rtsidence. tlnguish brush fires. Sw'vlvlng are her husband, The first was received at 3:11 Max T. Manuel; live sons, Charp. m. of a fire In the State st. . les, Max, ll:Jn, Joe and Thomas• are&. The second came at 3:15 two daughters, Flossie Manuel p. m. or a fire behind Pomeroy High SChool to which two trucks Bush and lona Manuel Huw; 22 grandchUdren; rour great grandwent. children; her mother, FIIUlie Beaver; three sisters, Mrs. MatCLUB TO MEET The Syr:,acuse Third Wednes- tie lUll, Mrs. Debbie GUUlan, and Mrs. Seva Cline; a brother, John day Club 'Will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at tfle home of Mrs. Bea"Yer, and several nieces and Pauline Morarit)'. P. discussion nephews. She was preceded 1n death by her lather and two sl .. on Meals in Minutes will be conducted by Mrs. Virginia Salser ters. Funeral services wW be coD-o and plans will be completed for dueled at 2 p. m. Wedoes~ at the annual trip. There will be a the Ewlq: Funeral Home with the potluck dimer at noon. Members Rev. Freeland Norrisofflclltlng. are to bring their own table serBurial will be In the Letart Cemvice. etery. Friend may call at the funeral rome anytime. MARRIAGE LICENSE Mrs. Manuel was a member of Mi~hael Perry Zerkle, 19, Pomeroy, and Edith Iris Haptonstall, 19. Middleport; David Lee Hendricks, 18, Pomeroy, and Coonie &te IIJ<sell, 18. Rulland; Alfred Lee Roush, 19, Mason, and Hilda Marie YO\Ul8, 19, Pomeroy; Wllllam D. Chadwick. 19, Columbus, and Anita Hall. 20, Pomeroy, Route 3; Larry 0, Sellers, 23, Portland, and Agnes Virginia While, 18, Pomeroy. • . \ war. Autos Damaged Marchers In Collision ~~~ ~!~~- R. • Oblo Fl~-llal' F..-'* · clq 9»rttodll' Ill' Vin!ed l'l'•s• ~ti~ : T""-•ture• w!ll' iweruo llllli:lso,iraomadePI,Ibllc above oormal Tuolldoy tlirouQII a1 9:30 a. m.. In thoel(Y manager's of!lco <Uipi a ·brief eon!....,• ~. Dl\)1lme bll!ll• will be wlih local nel¥• media. · '...;. . .·:..~;-,.-.;::. . in the mid 808 'oorth to tho · "...... :-.~~-·.. . ·. ...... .. ;..,• -:;s::: "' .• • . . " - ·.;: ·--·• ·:·:···':-'·: •, - . • ·:-:-.."?::·" - "•, ·.;.·.. • . 60s soulli wltli over· Offense etlective In January 1970. ·: Geoterally, It leaves unal!ecteel only lndivlduaJ owners wbo sell or rent because of race, relillon or natiwW. orl,sln. The record of the formerly llelll"etlllled schoola 01 tho! S!!Uih IInce passage ol the 1964' Civil Rlflllts. act has all~ that Negroes were slow to exercise rl&ht• to transror voluniariJ.y to lntetp"a!ed schools. The rodoral g>VmUnont baa been seeking more court authoritY to require local acbool authorities to take .. atrlrmative .. ' I> ,• . Weaver!t. .~:::·~\~~~~~.,.,.,.ol u,ns that HouJlnc ,~ -~- ' - 2"" ED ROGERS - Focll>r· are 4liiiiiOded ·this week their earn1ng out the •. _ ol the 1968 '. .. to us ... to clean, store any and every winter item. Nothing to pay till fall...and you pay for dry • IDNflOR Here's the beat news in the world for your Aoon! New vinyl CUSHIONWOOD actually has a built·in vinyl (oam cushion to make it sort and springy, warm and quiet. Yet the deaign looks lil<e A boot I ,$29.95 . ,..,. l'z11' srta. elegant parquet , wood Rooring. It's an unbeatable combination of comfort and e1epnce, a whole new ;4unension in vinyl flooring. Evr.n high heels won't-depreM apringy •pirit oi .WSHIONWOOD- and even modeot i,ud;gett can afford it. BIRTHS Mrs. .rob'• J:. lion., lit. 1 v. toD,IillllhtOl"ollfl a.m. SundiQ-; Mra. Robert J. Fllher, GIJIIPO"a Ferry, son, 9:10 a. m. !lullcla,r. ilrs. ~Bamlt••*-"'"" 8:31a.m.~. The Deily StnUnel, l'omeroy..MiddloPort, ilp•ll 15, 1968 .' ....... ® Goalby Winner ~y Pencil's Mark. By JOHN G. GIUFFIN UP! Execullve ~rts Editor AUIIUI>'TA, Ga. (UPO They're engraving Bob Goalby's name on the trophy todi.Y as tho 1968 Masters golf cha!qlloo -and whUa they're at it, maybe they ahould Preserve To111JD31 Aaron's pencil In bronze. Because, lfter all the brtwant golf !Ired by 72 famous PIIIJ'ers ln tour dl.ys ·over the luxurious Au,usta National course, it was Aaron's stubby pencil, jotting down the figure "4'' instead of 14 3," that decided the Masters chanplonsh~. And darn near broke the heart of dead-game Roberto de Vlcenzo. One of the most stunning moments in golf history came at the climax of Sunday's fourth round ot the Masters when De Vicen:eo, who ~parendy had tied Goalb¥ with m for 72 holes, lost a stroke because he slped an incorrect scorebard made out by Pilll'lnc partner Aaron. In the wake of that shock meet Goalb)' In in 11Wlole the plafers algn both. piiiJ'otl that would have taken On the 18th, or 72nd, hole; Do place toca.r, just when It VleiiiZO punched hi• second •hoi seemed that he might have won btD the crowd at the right o! the Masters title outright. _the green. He chtP»ed out It waa tho 17th gr- the thn>1Jih an alloy the lana ne~la&t hole, when he holed formed, · but left himself an a siJPtoot putt for a birdie three elgh~!oot Putt. He mlsoed the that drof>ped him 12 strokes Putt for a bosiY five ,1 n d under par. On the course behind oPparently a 7Z.hole score of him, Goalby stood 10 strokes 277. llelllnd him Goalb)' had Just under par w~th lour OOles to shot an eagle three on the 15th play • to go l~der par, Goalby now That's when Aaron, playing in coulcl win by plaflng par on the the twosome with De Vlcenm, last three holes. mistakenly marked down a u4n · Roberto signed the Carda, Cor De Vlcenw on his scorecarcl never oot1clng the error Aaron instead of the "3." In U.S. golf. had made on the 17th hole. each player keeps a scorecard Otllclals plucked him by the on which he marks cllwn his sleeve and took him away to be - own and hi& opponent'& score. interviewed on television. At the end, ~ cards Bad News Sl&liJOSedly are compared and Suddenly he was called beck lx>do.Y: By JOE CARNCELLI UPI $arts Writer Cleveland's version of the Easter bunny is keeping the Indians hoPPing in the American League. Vic ~valillo, smallest man on the Cleveland roster at S.. toot-7 and 150 pounds, drove ln four runs with a home run and a bases loaded triPle Sunday to power the Indians to a 7-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. llavalillo, a dynamic little sJ)eedster who thrives on comic books and bubble gum, cleared the bases in the sixth inning after Mike Andrews, the Boston second baseman, dro.PPed a throw at second on an attenu>ted Ioree p!a,y. Duke Sims then walked to load the bases and, alter a force play at the plate, the tiny Venezuelan lined a trJ.ple otl the center field renee to lift the to the scoring table where the anguished Aaron had juot discovered his error. De Vicen10 WIS given .the bad news-hlH ftnal Score was 278, not 271. Stacgered, Do Vlcenzo sat cllwn ln a ellllP eMir at the 18th green, waltlq: lor Goalby to !lnl&h. F111• ooUclng his lad !a<e thought he was bemoaning the !lnaJ.hole bugO¥. Poke,. !a<ed Roberto said oothlng, waiting to learn whether he'd won, lost. or tied. Goalb)' marched toWard him, bogeylnc the 17th to !all 11· .-.. Then Goalb)' roached the green on the ,paN'our 18th tn two. His first putt was a long one and he carerully lOgged It short. Then he sank a &-footerthinking he had earned a tie. Only later did Goalby learn that aetually that Putt was his wlmlng •ho~ ' With the IIUIOuncement that ••something very mfortunate haiiPened today," the dlaelosure was - made Public. Goalb11 looking stunned and hiiiPY at the s~me tbne, received the symbollc Misters green coat from golf Immortal Bobi>Y Jones. Goalby got a ,20,000 cheok lor first prize and De ·vtcenzo "Yo• I'RII,. me~~n 7our ,&rl wiD received $15,000 for "tlniahtngeall 7au • u ..,. If J'O• u~e • !Jioret" second." Nicklaus, who ftnished In a tie tor fifth, estimated that ~ NBA Pli\Y<)[! Standings Vicenzo's loss had cost him 41 By United Presa International the chance to make about a {Divi&lon Finals) miUlon Wlllars," 1 sWject on (Best ol Seven) which Oblo Jack Is something or an authority. Eaat W. L. Pct, Phlladelphla 3 I .750 BoI 3 .250 We at W, L. Pet. x.Los Angeles 4 0 1.000 San Francisco 0 4 .000 x-Cltnched series &mda,y's Results scored again in the fourth and Philadelphia 110 Boston 105 twice In the fifth to ice the Toda,y' s Games game.. Boaton at Phllaclelphlo Standings Indians Top Bosox Indians to a 6-3 lead. 76er,s One Step . Away Froift Finals. PHILADELPH!A (UP0- The PhUadelphla 76ers are favored to complete phaoe two ol a new NatlenaJ Baaketball Aaaoclatloo <b'naat;y 1!11en the1 hollt tho lloaten CelUco ton1aht with a ehance to wr1111 up the Eaatem Dlvistoo championship. PhUadelplda, pllylng what Coach Alex Hamum called Ufnsplred" baskatball, whJJped the Celtlcs 110-105 at Boaton Garden 9tnda.l' a!IA!n10111 to take a 3-1 lead In their be-seven series. One more Ylctory would g!vo the 76ora their aecond oonaecuUve Ealtern Tllle a!IA!r Heaton had 11011 elsht In a row. Hannum, obviously h<l!lllll to wind It up tonlsht, llill wu carel\ll to aa.Y nothlnc the Ce!Ucs could use l(!llnst the 76era ror lnaplrati011. Ho said only, "All we have to do Is win one ot our remaining two gamea at home." The 76ers took their bia two. game lead Ql Easter SUnclay behind the llmeJ,y shooting 01 Luke J&l'ktoo and Hal Greer, . ' . Bill Russell blamod Bolton' 1 U'oublea on It• own miltUel. 4 'That'a ~ree games in a row Jllth 25 turnovers, the third lllralsht Ume we dld It," said the Boaton pi~Q~er-eh of the CIMDII 1l1!owloi: the number of times .eaeh team the ball 1flu...t gelling oil a lhot. al~ P•• ,.., of Ute season. -The Pro soUers Uternselve& Tigers Top Chlsox Twins Win Fourth seemed qreed that Ute Masters Elsewhere in the American A1 Wonhlngton checked a tournunent committee did the League, Minnesota niPped New ninth inning New York ralJ,Y to only thing It could In penallzlnc York 4-3, Detroit edged Chicago give the Twins their fourth De V1cenzo because, as former ~ in 10 Innings, Washlnston victory in as many games. ABA Ployoti Standings chami>lon Jack Nicklaus put It, drubbed Oakland 8-1 and Worthington came in alter the By United Press IDternaUonal uA rule is a rule." Most agreed California downed Baltimore 6- Yankees had scored three runs (DivtsiOil finals) National League with De \'icen:zo' s own admis2. off starter Dean Chance and he (Beat or Seven) sion, "U was my Cault." Cinetnnatl at Atlanta, In Nallonal League action, retired two Pinch-hitters with East -ll Vlcenzo, his dream of Chicago edged St. l.ouls 7-6, the tying and winning runs on rain W. L. Pct. ATHENS, Ohio (l!Pl) - Two colebratlng his 45th birth~ New York 010 100 020- 4 9 0 New York blanked Houston ~. base. ,800 4 I aU~me collegiate marks were Houston 000 000 0000 5 2 x-Pittaburl!ll with his a:reatest triumph Pittsburgh shut out Los AngeJes The Twins had taken a t-O I • .200 set Seturda.v In Oblo lJniverllRyan, Y.' risella (7) and Grote; Minnesota shattered. was left to munnur 3.-0 and San Francl&co won a lead in the third Inning as Weat Dierker, Cuellar (7), Ray (8), fJ''& Ninth Annllal Relays. sadly, "MI.:vbe I am too old, I ct.ubleheader from PhiladelPhia, Harmon Klllebrew CliPPed a W. L. Pet. Kent State set a new record guess, to come blck and win 13-2 and 3-1. The Adenta- four•run outburst with a two-run Coombs (9) and King. WP4 I ,800 1n the d1 stance medley relay Ryan (1.0). LP- Dierker (I-ll. x-New Orlean• IIIJther time.'' Cinchmatl game was PoStPoned triPle. .200 I • (1st game) Dallas 1flth 9:48.8. Dave Lelteh, an ou -And winner Goalby, who because of raJn~ BiU Freehan's base&oloaded Phila freshman, set a new mark with 000 100 010- 2 6 i x-Cllnched series cerlaJnl.y earned a tr10111Ph with Davalillo also stole two bases slngie in the lOth inning scored a hammer throw of 176-t'eet-2 San Fran 010 080 40x13 20 o &mday's ReBUltl his brlltant 6-undel'ilar 66 on and scored the lndians' first run Dick McAuliffe with the winning inches. Wise, Hall (5). James (6), Plttsbursh 114 MIMesota 105 the Rnal round that Included as they ran their record to 2-2. run as the Tigers sent the Double winners were Bill Hurd four birdies and an eagle, had Sims crashed his third homer winless White ~:x to their third Wagner (7) and Dalrymple; of Notre Dame in the 100 -meter Marlchat (1.0) and Hiatt. LPto tmnper his hiiPPiness with NHL Pla.voti Standings or the season in the third inning loss, dash and the 220 • yard dash; W!se (0-1). HRM>J>s (1st). the obaenatlon, "The only thing By untted Press International as the Indians tied the score Buddy Bradrord homered: Cor Jerry Richey of University of (2nd game) I regret Is the WIJI I won lt." (Division Semifinals) after Elston Howard had given the White Sox ln the second Plttshurl!ll 1n the w.ooo..eter De Vicenzo had a tie for the Phil& 001 000 000- 1 6 0 (Best or Seven) the Ked Sox a 3-0 lead with a inning. run and 1,500-meterrun; and Dar. San Fran 010 200 OOx- 3 5 0 72-hole lead sliP through his Series A lhre~run homer. Roger Hepoz homered on the GF GA oo H<l!lldns of the Unlverilly or ~ort. Farrell (7) and Ryan; Ongers, and with It the right to W. L. Ron Hansen drove in four first pitch of the game to Bet 4 O IS S Toledo In the long jump and runs wiUt a bases loaded cbuble the stage for the Angels' victory Sadecki (1.0) and matt. LP- X·Montreal 9oort (1.1). HRSHart 2 (2nd & Boston 0 4 8 15 triple jump. __ _ and 1 single and Bill Bryan hit over the Orioles. Paul Schaal's Serie.s 8 a three-run homer to JUt infield hit accounted Cor aoother 3rd). KNOXVU.LE. Tenn. (UP0St. Louis 300 200 0106 8 2 W. L. GF GA Larry Mowry of Las Vegas won Washtngton to its first victory run In the first. and the Angels The Rio Grande College Hod- the bouom o! the sixth. Chicago 420 100 OOx- 7 10 o Chicago 3 2 14 11 a sudden-death pia,yotl rrom men alammed out 15 hits SaturDick Laughlin and Tom Davis. Hughes, Jaster (2), Torrez New York 2 3 11 14 Chris Blocker or Jal, N,M to day afternoon at Rio Grande as son had homeruns for the Reel. (4), Gilson (7} and McCarver; Series C capbtre the Rebel Yell Go!! they defeated Malooe College of men. Laughlin who batted in five Nlekro, Tlefenauer (8) and W. L. GF GA Tournament. . Canton 21-6 ror their fourth win runs had " homerun with none Hundley. WP- Nlehro (1.1). LP St. Louis 3 t o1 the seaaon against one loss. on and Davisson had a three run - flugnes (0-1). HRS-IIIJrls 2 Philadelphia 2 2 13 14 r-----------------~ GIQ Carmocl1 ataried for the homer, Bill McDonah and Mike 3 14 13 (1st & 2nd). Banks (1st). Series D Redmen and was credited with the Serlo each pounded out a brace Shannon (lat). W. L. GFGAj...._ _;__ _ _ _ _ _-'1 win. He was relieved by Ken of doubles for the Redman. Pltt.obur(lll 201 000 000- 3 9 0 Loa Angeles 3 2 12 13 Gra<ly In the fourth Inning. Dl· The Redmen travel to CedarLos Ang 000 000 000- o s 0 Minnesota 2 3 13 12 vidlng maak and mitt ~es be· ville tor a doubleheader on TuesBy JOE GERGEN Inn! ng. Buming (1-0) and Ma,; X ·Won series hind the plate were Coach Don da3' and are at home next saturUPI ~rls Writer Elsewhere, Jim Rill' Hart Osteen, Regan (9) and Haller. &!nda.Y' s ResuJts 91.ivers who was relieved in the doy against Pikeville College In Jim Bunning can stake a clubbed three home runs as the LP- Osteen (0-2). HRS- Alley Chicago 2 New York 1 Todoy Thru Thu.W.y · fourth by Gary Madden. Dick another Kentucky Intercollegiate legitimate claim to the Cy San Francisco Giants swept a (1st). (Only game scheduled) Laughlin came on to catch In Athletic Conference doublehead. Young Award without pitching doubleheader from the PhiladelToday's Games er. another game this season. phla Alillles, 13-2 and 3-1, New (No game scheduled) Satur~ He W'OJ1 1t stand much of a York blanked Hooston 4-il, NEW YORK (UPI)... Kenchance with a 1-0 record since Chicago outlasted st. LOUis 7.fi tuck.Y Derby h<1110ful Verbatim All Flavors tile award is presented armuaUy and Atlanta vs. CindnnaU was captured the $60,000 Gotham CANNES, France (UP~ 10 to the outstanding pitcher In postponed by rain. Billie Jean King of ~ Reach, stakea at aqueWct. '.J each major lealtJe. But in The ~~- 1 Bunni .m 605 W. Ml\n CaUl., won two matches in a Inte ti nal National League v "wry or ng, o United Pr 992-5786 B,y ess rna o terms of emulating the reate ot struck out ei&ht 1n the pme, professional tennis tournament Amerieaa League W. L. Pet. GB tlle durable Young, no pitcher In was the 193rd or his career, marvel, and a costly wiJd pitch W, L. Pet. GB Houston 4 1 .800 ... recent years can match Bun- tops amoog active pitdlers, and by St. Louis roolde Mike Tor3 I ,750 '' nlng '"-·e4 0 I 000 St. Louis rez enabled the Cubs to deal the =" · 3 " ' his first In a Plttaburl!ll unlllotrolt . 3 I .750 I Plttsburl!ll I .750 \1.! Only Bunning has duplicated !orm. He has amasoed 2,411 world champion Cards their Drat 3 defeal of the year , Banks hit Baltimore 2 1 .667 llf.! San Fran 2 .600 1 Young's achievement or J)itch- strikeouts during his career. Bo2 2 .500 2 AUanta 2 2 .500 11h lng 8 complete no-hit game In Don C l - doubled In two his homer in the first lnnlng Cleveland 2 2 .500 2 New York 2 2 .500 ' 1lf.t both the National and American runs in the first inning lor the and Torrez wild pitched home california 2 2 .500 2 Chi<"80 2 2 .500 ~~ Leagues and &m~ Bw!nlng' Rues and Gene Alloy homered the deeidi.ng rwt in Ule fourth. New York I 2 .333 21h Loa Ang I 3 .250 1h matched another or Young's In the third as Oateon went down Roger Maris hit two homers for Oakland I 2 .333 2\1.! Cincinnati I 3 .250 21'h remarkable acoompllshments In to his second defeat. St. Louis and Mike Shannon Waslllngton 1 3 .250 3 Phlladalpilla I 5 .167 3h a game against the Loa Angoles Three Round Trips added one. Chicago 0 3 .000 3lh SUnday'• Results Dodgers. Hart, now a permanent rest. !lmdi.Y'a Results Now York 4 llouotoo 0 In the courae ol pitching a denio! left field. alugedathreeMeohmywlnltlf Detroit 5 Chi 4 (10 inns) Cincinnati at Atll ppd, raln five..h,lt, 3-0 victory Cor the run homer in the ftrst game and While you're worrying, Cleveland 7 Ro- 4 Chicago 7 St. Loula 6 Plttaburl!ll Pirates. Bunnlnc slammed a solo shot and a twoOur expert' mechanic& adjust Washington 8 Oakland I Plttsbur(lll 3 Los Ang 0 struck out his 1,000 NaUonal nm blast in the nli!IIICIII> ao the it could happen! Take Callrornla 6 Baltimore 2 San Fran 13 !'hila 2 (lot) League biller. He already had Giants aent the PhUQos down caster, camber and toe-in to action now. Look under Mlnne- • New York 3 San Fran 3 !'hila I C2nQ) ranned 1,4{)6 In an American to their tilth auccesalve dereat. INSURANCE In tile manufacturer's specifications. Toda)"s Probable Pitchers Toda.r's Probable Pitchers League career with tbe Detroit Willie Mays stroked a two-run YELLOW PAGES. Where All work is performed by (All Times EST) (Ait Tlmeo EST) Tlprs. Only Young, the wlnnln- homer and two-run alngleln the your fingers do the Call!ornla (Clark 0.0) at St. Louis (Glbaon 0.0) at gest pitcher In baseball history, !11th Inning of the _,.r and skilled mechanics with modefll Washlncton (Paacual 0-1), 1:30 · Atlanta (Jarvis 0.1), 8 p.m. had previously struck out 1,000 coUeded lour hila to pace the walking. .. prec181on eqwpment. p.m. New York (Seaver 0.0) at batters in each I1U\IOr league. Gianta' 20-blt auault. JuanMariMIIlllO- (Merritt 1.0) at Hou- (Wilson 1.0), 8:30 p.m. Worldng On Shutout chal and Rill' Sedeckl registered Raltimore (Phoebus 1-0), 8 p.m. Plttabursh (Veale 0.0) at Los "I dicm't realize 1 had atrock six-hit complete game victories Oakland (H111ter 0-1). at New Angeles !Singer 0-1), 11 p.m. out my 1,ooou. National LeaRuer ror San Francl&cO. York (llloltl~myre 1.0), 2 p.m. (Only games scheduled) untU Maury Wllla yelled over to Nolan Ryan, a 21 • year • old Detroit (Wilson 0-1) at Bolton · Tue~•s Games me and tho umpire look the ball Meta• phenom, pltehed tlve ln(Culp 0.0) 2 p.m. C!nclmati at Qdc"80 out ol pla,y," said Bunning. "I nlllls of hiUosl ball and - (Only games scheduled) St. Louis a1 AUanta Wsht) was more aware that 1 wao on blned with llomy Frl&alla lor a Tuelldoy's Games Phlladelpillo ' at Los Ani (nlsht) tile •erse 01 IllY 10th sllutout tlve-hll sllutout over the Aatroa. Chicago at Cleveland (Only games lleheduted) tllen my J,OIIOth strikeout." B.Yan atrock out seven batters In Oakland at Now York The Hawaiian salutation Ill• 40 sbutouts placed him the !lrot three lmlnp He yieldTille• Detroit at Bootoo .. Aloha.. m e a n & greatlngs ..,. behind Don llryedale ol the ed three hits In a 6 lnnlDP (Only games scheduled) and/or rarewe!l. llodpro for moat blank Jobs b)' IMvlnc with a bUller on 1 · an aeUve major leaauer. But hla throwlai hand. lt'a tho alrikeouta that will be A three....,. homer b.Y Ernie . remembered and, lor tho Banks the W>l' :r1 -Tfllr • old reCOJ"d, the mileatoni victim ' ' ...... ,....,, C.ll us. Linescores All· Time Marks Set in Relays I Malone Swamped By Rio cleaning only! Bring JJ\el!* In It's no TOY..~ A ,.... *iv.- will! I Cl< of Ills own has 1 ri1ht to fttl -proud. Unlortunoltly, this pride ... and SGI!ltti......... tau lhe lonn ol sbowillf off and t1kina: chances. In sudl cases, I car btcanes pr;,./~ I loy to have fut1 with. Many younr paopla, or cou,., have Wlllent bill( iei::ords. Tiler lnow tbet 1n 1Ul111111111ile Is definitely not 1 loy. 1rs 1 -rlul IIIIChiM wilh lhe """"'-lraled ..,... IIJ 1o ~II and Mlim. Yes, ba proud ol j11l1l car. .. bul. at ........ tint, . _ t it IIJd oper1te il with c.-e, reminl and inltiiiJtnce. . P111lon lhe preiChi.,_ but we iiJI!I>en lo lhinl 11111 dri.. in1 I! serious business. Davfs.Vllll'lltl' Ins. Phont 992-2966 114 Court St. Pomeroy 1, '"' .. , ' ' Bunning Tops Pirates I Now ROBINSON'S CLEANERS SHAMMY'S 3-0 On Five-Hitter POMftOY Tri·Lustra Cleaners. Middleport RIDE-IN SPECIAL MIWHAKES the I:Orcas UB Church. 29 ~ Ma • r League Baseball ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SATURDAY None. DISCHARGES SATURDAY Clyde Johnson, Roscoe Hamahs, Crella Musser. AD~ONS SUNDAY- None. DISCHARGES SUNDAY - Nooe. DISCHARGES HOLZER HOSPITAL - VlsttUlysses G. Arrowood, Mrs. lq: hours 2-4 and 7·8 p. m. Parents only on P ediatrlc s Wani. · Charles E. Barlow, Mra. H ugh Boggs, Ilovid R. Coburn, C~n ADMJ.SiiONS Mrs. John W. Gouldlll, 109 V. Comer, Mrs. Otis Cox. Mrs. Third Ave.; Mrs. Frederick ilubl' C. lloPO¥, Mrs. Herbert stephenson, 43 VInton Ave.; sa. llun!ee, J&eob C. Glngarich, Mrs. ~;::::::::::::~:=~~~==:===~=·::~:::~&:}8::;:~:::::~?.?.::::::::· WORTHINGTON, Oltlo(U!'l) uel Glover,102Fourth Ave.; Mrs. James E. Grant, JullusC.GrLancaater copped the anJohn R. Kerr, 557 Hilda Or.; Glenn R. John8011, Ernest Lav..,. nual Worthington R e l a y s Mrs. Calvin M. Sounders, 225 der, Mrs. Dewey B. L)'ons, Eucro"" Saturdi.Y with 57 point a. Third Ave.; Mrs. Lona E. Fe).. gene McCullo1J8h, Mro. Mary L. Host Worthington had 53, lure, 511ii Fourth An.; Ilovld R. McGhee, Archie Meadows, Jenniwhile CoJumbua Weat had 43i Flaher, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mre. WU. fer E. Mohler, L1ndell Obregon, Columbua Wheiatone, 27; Mar· bur M. Mercer, Bl. 1 Patriot; BW M. Powell, Mrs. Hobert L. ion. HUIIard and WalnUt Ridge Heney Hutchinson, ·lit. l Patriot; l!oss, Roosatl c. SturgeoD, ilaJ 15 each and Allhlllld, 12. l!oy L. S~¥re, Bl. 2 Ga11111olls; Van Matte, Miss Josephine E. Leo B. Hartwell, GalllPolla; Mrs. Wobsh, Mlcke,y WWiama, Mary LOCAL TEMPS John E. Holle, Bl. 1 Vinton; Mrs. M. Woodle, Mro. Francis D. The temparature In dovmtown !loWs R. ~. Bidwell; ilaJ· Smith and.lnrant son, Mrs. Hobert Pomeroy at 11 a.m. l\londoy unmonel C. Weiher, Rio Grsnde; D. Schoolcraft and lnrant SOD, der BWliiY sldea wua 37 degrees. l!obert CciP!el'. lit. 1 Thurman; Mro. Henry W. Hill and iD!ant Willa l'urke1, B1. 1 West ColWJio dalll!llter, Mrs. Marvin E. Iq)ree bJa; GretA Y. Keeler, lit. 1 Leon; and ~ son, Yra, Grace Boa~ Mra. Robert J. Flaher, GIUJ,polla er, Mrs. A. Joe Heney, Mrs. Ferry; Mra. llobert Bar!litl, )Ia. James L. Oliver, Mra. Wort.h¥ F. PearaoO, Mro. Charles R. 11011; Mra. Jack llandoWh, Pt. Pleasant; Keith D. Aabley, Bl. Z Wise, Mark Allen Wra.,y, Eliza. Racine; Bernard Wallaoe, D, beth A. Wyant, Mrs. Charles L. Pomeroy; Michaela C. Wolfe, Brown and iD!ant dauahter, Mrs. Racine; ilaJmond J. flwalle, Sr., G. Qlano Edwarde andln!llnt 100. Wellston; Min Helen llal1le, Mrs. GIQ K. Jones and iD!ant Wellston; Ambrooo E. i)dfy, daulhterWellaton; James E. Dllron, Bl. • Tbi! cinnamon bear lo not tlllt IIDI; Mooey Blaclcburn, Bl. a separate species but merely 2 011t HW; Mrs. llat)' F. Gobm, a dart cbestnut-<:oloJ'i!d pbaoe . Jacklon; MrL. Richard L. N.,... or the common black bear. Vlhnor, JICklon; ·lilra. Richard WJant, Bl. 3 Jacklon; Mrs. de CJQ, Bl. 2 ~..k_ Edward J. lleni;jne, Aahland, ~. 3 - .. ........... . ....... _ ·---.......... ·--..... ............ .. • . . . II . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... >- . . s 55 •ltlll , . , . _ - .......... .. ' Pomonoy, Ohio ,, NO MONEY DOWN -.e montm to Pll'/1 J-3 PAUL WRIGHT Is Our Front End l!le oltlltlflon. I lhlnlt ............, ,.. . . Clll .... .. Ntl ' . ' was ClaUde Olteen In tho third -------------------~~~ . "' . Specialist. 12 Years .Experience. We Wouldn't Say He's The Best- But ·A•1n.tI None Better· SOME CALL IT-------- WHOLESALE ---------SOME CALL IT ,PLENTY . ~iil~tLY ·. . .MM. 'rhiV .... ,I ' r.~_, ·~~5"" r• M ,; 'I ' t Of . - Pomerot Ito~ & . • ~ . r \- t -~ ~~ --~ '·· ,._1 . ~~ . . .tJii•A• St. ~ J • '~ r ' > • �I ' .I •; -'-' ·1 ' -\ . ' the and .Jlevel<l!lmenl (IIVD) wllldl lli to adminlDlater this .: ' aecttan Ot' the new law, does not r. plait 'to 1 ... neaatlnlJ, that 11, merely as permit It to "'ltfale lndlvhml eomplalnto arioe. The new laW's provbioos l(!llnot dlserimlnli- in sell- adiont' where merely opeotng 1111, ronllnc or leailag theored· the door to trana!ers 111!1 llltle eall7 will ·af!ect an elllmated 68 results. HUD Secretary Robert C. ~ . ,per cent of all the nation's : ·~ellll when they become IWIY Weaver, wbo is to administer tlle oow ~ housing law, lt~:... turned aside questions about ~{S,. Cmto Awarded l ';~~-i . ' l•; lillron.e. Star Medal tl'! lf ,, Opinion Poll In Mails to SEO Voters NASON - Army SUI! Set- BobL. c..to, son of Mr. and M,rs. Clatho L. Costo, Frout St., ~tlved the Bronze !lor medal In Ulm, Gennany. lolarch13for outstanclng meritoriouS service , with CmDpaey A, 4th ~ly and WAffiiNGTON - Co~essman Traniii!Ort Battalion or the 4th .... Clarence E. Miller Mon*>' an(lntry Dlvislon near Plelku, Viet· noWlCed the mailing of his second iiom. anooalquestlonnaire. Casto Js assigned as ooDCOJlloo The opinion poll entitled, ~·Is­ lit..-~pned omcer In charge or sues of the hl.J,'' which hubeen be&Y!' units In the 564th RoPelr sent to au postal patrons of the Parts Coii1PIIII,Y in German,y. He lOth Congressionalllstrict,pro-dod Wahama Hlgh SChool. videli S:tmheastern Ohio res). and entered the ann)' In 1962. dents the opportunity to &"Press their convictions on current tbo mestlc, financial. and internatlooal Pollcles. The 14 -quesUonpolla&ksarea Citizens whether they uproveot: -The President's proposed Mrs. Ora Belle E~n, 85, taX increase; Bl. 3, Leon, died Satur<ioiY night -Increased Medicare belle1n the Herdman Rest Home It fits; Mason. She was bom ln Leon. -Tho war In VIetnam. April 20, 1833, dalll!llter or the Other questions deal with the lale Donie! and Lelia N""ellllal'- war on poverty, civil_disorders, rll. Sle was the wicbw of Ethan rec1ora1 aid to eclucatioD, rarm Ecllngtoo. Sw'viving Is one SOD, price sl(IJIOrts, the Pueblo inciEmU. of Leon, Bl. 3. dent, and the United Nations. Fmoral service will be held at '"We are quite pJeased with 2 p. m. Wednes~ in the Wolfe the resuJts or the QUeBI:Iomaire Valley lllptlst Chorch with the we mailed out last April.'' COII)o Rev. Arden !On! th omciatlng. mented Miller. "Over 15,000 COJ'Ioo Burial will be in the Kimberling stituents coll()leted and returned Cemetery. last year's .POll. I .wreciatearea Friends will be received at the citizens letting me know how they Molu-Stevens FWIOl'al Home ~ reel on criticaJ issues which we er 6 p. m. Tuesday. as a nation are racing and hoPe that t111.i~ questioruilre generates a~ reSJionse." Miller said the questionnaire SICGIIDUY TO is being mailed onapOstalpatron ; IIGIIEY lUlUnOll -~mon Kldnty or Blal111tr Irrlta· basis to all residents of the lOth t!Qnl makt many rmon and women District. srould anyone tail toreleCl tenR and ntrvoWI from frequent. ' bllmlng or Itching urlnallon night ceive one, a copym&ybeobtained •ndl at.y. Sf<rondaz'Uy, JOU may !OR sleep and have Headaebe. Backache by contacting Congreosman !lill. •and IHI old,!!'1 ·Uretl, depr'l.'laed . In tueh cun, L.xSTEX uauiilly brlnp er at his Washington office. 1515 r ' Nlaxln1 eom.rurt by ew-blna: lrrll!lt· Longworth House Ofllce Building, ;. ·In& 1erma In add urine and qulddy ~~tuln, pain. Get CYSTEX at drug!IIILI. washlngton. D•. c. 20515. .. ' .• z•. ~ Mrs. Edington Of I.Alon Dies .. BACKACHE & y"'·,s- nNSION ,. . ~ • · ~:::::::::=~~~».!!*>:..~::~::.~ t OPTOMETRi .S l' Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5I tC)ose at Noon ou Thur.; - East Court Sl . Pomeroy ~·~-=:=j,:;:~ .. he will idopt IIO!\Ie houslnc COWittrpa!:i o1 :the ••affirmative action'' policy. HUD aourcea ~ his reuoa · lor poltponlng poQey state...,ta . "/&&l~o~,... '" the mid 10 ~~~>wao that he was otlll <on!errinl wiD bo i warming wltli atoll members and others. trend 1ft the early'part of the ·They said he plans to .,_,.. Per!Od. a little cooler 'f!Wrs- , his plans In a news con!enoco day and warmer i.galn '*the ~e· till• we,k. eoil .ol the week. Pre<!Pita· The Jaw· ....,..rea IIlli! to lllart lfa> will averop 0118-hal! tq Immediate "edlleatlwW and ' three ~s Inch ao lhow-<CIIIIIclllatory aellvlllea'' to help era in the m&t:lle of the week achieve lqla!ative 11m of and ap1n at the and ol the lliniDI ''fair houellll throuall· out the United :btea."' """n.ere ....k. Two cars were damaged and the driver of one was cited to the Courtb' Court as the result of an ..cldent on Route 124 In Rodand ~ nliht, tho lliPartment of Slterlll l!obert Hartenbach r<>Portod. Aear driven by VIrgil Parsons, lAuter, Route 1, traveling oorth or;. Main St., struck a parked car · owned b)' James L. ~angler, Rut.land. llld then a porch post on PI"OIIer!Y owned by Aroold Grate, Rutland. The sherurs depart;.ment said Parsons loot silpped otl the brake pedal and hit the accelerator, causing him to lose control. Tltere were heavy damages to the Parsons car and medium to the ~lttr vehicle. Parsons News J)riefs . (Coetlnued !rolll Piao ,ll . . of the whOis broaif subject'' of Vletoal)l. Miller said .his commlhot>ed io B'!t lloeke!eller to, ......,.e lor the RoPobllc111 presldeotlal nomination·••wt~ln foyr week•"t , VATICAN CfrY - POPE PAUL VI deClared hi~··~ab~ n..,_ trallb"' in the Vietnam cootllct Eastar SUnclt.Y and omerpl todll' •• a PoSsible mediator in geace oeaot~at~ons. In a c~e!\llly worded Easter message to tho world, the Roinsn C8thollc PontUI" called lor a ceaRnre and .. honorable and Calr'' negotiations to end tht. VIetnam I The PoPe also stressed his ''heartfelt atrectlon'' by all natloas Involved In the long, bloody war. His words were heerd by more than 200,000 persons In St. Peter's square and by mWions more on tel~ vision. Asked to Gas Co. Planning Banquet Make Move v. was cited on charges of tailing to have his vehicle wtder controL E-R Unit Makes Two Holiday Oills The Mldcllf.li)Ort emergency squad answered two calls on the hoii<II.Y weekend. At 6:27 p. m. Saturday the squad wascalledtor Fred Mourning who had become W at the LaSelle HoteL Ho was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient. At 2:43 p. m. ~ the Sll\lad went to the WarrenBlackhomeln llodand. Mrs. Black, who had received a leg lnjury, was taken to tbe "OtrJce of br. J. J·. Davis for 'tre&tment. ·-~hll ~~ ·fe~rt&,ge ~ive~ ~~ids ' '" ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AD~ONS SATURDAY Oneida Mullens, Ewlngton; Fred Mourning, Middleporti Mrs. Rudy Rime, Racine. DISCHARGES SATURDAY Georgia Pullins. Mary Henneslll'. BffiTIIS - A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rttrle, Raelne; a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Werry, &Yracuse. ADML'lSIONS SUNDAY- Marilyn [pple. Athens; Nancy El>U., \ . Pomeroy. DISCHARGES SUNDAY - Cherlea Pyles, Nellie Thlvenir, Mary Jone'l. Sevonteon BERLIN (UP0- Weal Berlln lertwlng students todll)' asked 150,000 ban 1110 bomb mardlers to cripple Wellf. Germany's largest newspaper firm wbieh they blame In the shooting of their leader, Rui 11 Red Rudl" Dutschke. Pollee here and thi'OUJJitout West Germany canceled all leavea, massed around tlle publishing plalrts of Axel ~rinser and set up steel 11111rlot barricades and barbed wire. The leltwlng y - groop, demonstrating and rioting since an admirer of Adolf Hitler shot n.tschke Thursday, told the marchers to start crippling ~Inger plants in six cities after their Easter marches ended Jate today. A statement by Dutsehke' s followers said the government would be blamed ror "any bloody clashes that mlflllt occur." The East German Communist regime declared a VIP blockade o1 West Berlin to aid the extremist y-o. Many Arrests About 3,500 youths hurled rock& and paint at foot and mounted pollee &m~ In the Kurluerstendamm, West Ber- lin' a Main Street. 1"Wo Injured in Foote Aecidenl8 NEW HAVEN - A Robertsburg. W. Va., man was admitted to Pleasant Valley Hospital Friday following an accident at tile Foote Mineral Corp. Kenneth Asbury, a pipe fitter ror the Huntington Piping eo .• was injured when an overhead crane apparently caught hi& arm against a colwnn. Joe Keathley, Letart, W.Va., foreman of pl'Oillctlon at Foote, was InJured Seturdoy. A portion of Ids thumb was amputated at Pleesant Valley Hospital. Both men were taken to tile hospl1aJ by Foglesong ambulances. Off · ·hw'a'y· N''0 . 68'1 B ·.. i • g . . Meigs Countlana have been Invited to attend the Colwnbls Gas System Southeas._ ern Quarter Century Club bancpet to be held at the American Legion Hall In Lancaster on Ml,;v 8. The local grol&l Includes: Active Employes - Flo1d E. ~nee, Pomeroy; Dloyle WI Sargent and Elbert TIIJ'lor, both of Pomeroy, Route 1; Henry R. Euler, Portland Route 1, and ~1 Mrs. Rice Dies Mn. Mellsaa Rice, 56, died une.pecledly Saturda.v at the home of Lacey Barton, Cook's Gap. 'J11e Pomeroy emergency sq.wl was caUed but Mrs. Rice was dead u~ the scptd"s arrival. DeaUl was attributed to a heart attack, The body was taken to a Columbus !uneral home. BrJUh Fire. Doused . . . . ' blocked by the two tlro ;and ap. ,piled her brake I. Hor car sld1)8,I!'• rli!llt ·lip. Of ~e ~ - ' 111r • ·reo .. ~b.Y·Wen ..~ ""• • · . ce • . • The State llli!llwa¥ Patrol in• veailsated a 0118 ear aeelM ..... J Oil ftt, 681, at 9 p.m. _....., · ... and mUes eeal of 7 whan William S. .Sebultz, , dl!ll Evfii••·~\G~dll. ·. ·' · 16, Cbeoter, railed ' to .round . ,. 11ter:e, ...., -~ to eurve. Tho <!II" l!lllalne<l tp1nor tho - •: ear.. No· cilit woi inclalliaP -l!w6nt ol! the hll!ll· .lUred and, '!!' ......... ~!lied. 1bere was hta¥7 damAft to 1 1 wa)' aftd Over. ~ ..,blakment. No 'dlarp waa nted and pi~"'!P truck <1110ra!e4 by 'Arnold B•. Stump, ,17, Qlollilre, Ill 9:02 1181 bllured. The petrol lnveilt!Pied an ac- p.m. ~ '"! Gravel 1B11 Rd. cl- it 11:45 i.m. Satur<la¥ 011 nvo.t.atha ola milo Itt. 325 just 60 feet ol 55•· · ·· RiD Gr~ corpor-. llmita The patrol said _!liuqlloalconlndlrectly inVOlving l!lree can. trol. ol the •ehlcle and It ..... There was no contact, bowover, ol! the rlllrt lidO ,!It,the raid. of the vehicles, but one hlt a The ~ ,rolled, "!~,one lime fence. and •1111)• ti> a rest .., IU rltillt Ofllcers rsported thit Clovis llde. No one was and BallO¥, 39, Rt. 1 Thurman, head- ~ chiU'P waa !lied. ed soulb, had stopped on the hlill· woy to talk to his wile, Helen Bailey, :n, Rl. 1 Thurman In a 'lOIETOTBY car headed north. ~NE\YIIAIR The third car driven north by Georglanna Jenkins, C, Rt. 1 s-M.i:l Thurman, came over a hill crest. Mrs. Jenkins oaw the hi&bWII' 01'1111 'I'IJIIIIbAY EYI!JIIIIG 7 'I!L •. Rt. -Dih• no..,. -J>tRt. ..,..111 E. Lee, l.ong Bottom. • Retired EmploJe• - Walter WatterSOD, llaclne; Cherlos C, Beegle, Charlea W. COrnell, llo1 Jones and Benjamin N. Salser, all of llaclne, l!oute 1; Allen C. Brower and Eber H. CSlpenter, Portland lloute 11 n>rsel E. M1!. ler and Gerald o. Violet, Tl(lo JURY CALLED pera PallnSI Hoberl L. Sharp, The January term grand jury MlddlOIIOrt; F. Jewell Stoey, of Melga County, baa been callChester Star Route, andHtllll')'G. ed to meet Wednesdoy, Aprll17, Wagoner, Harrisonville. at 9 a.m. at the Courthouse. Similar dinners lor long time gas company employes are held .. Columbus, Dellroy. l!aas!leld, OberU. 111d Toledo. Theee bei>IJIOI& are lor omplo!'esor Columbia Gas or Ollio and the\)hk>Fual Gea Co. One or every seven gas comP&nl' 0111Pio!'es hes been with Colmnbla 25 years or longer. MARY JOIE'S .. DUUlY P~. mmo fWili fil:Jf' "-·---~~~~ Storage FREE· of Extra Cost Effie Manuel Trust Dies on Sunday The Pomefoy Fire Department Mrs. Erne Flo (Beaver) Mar.answered two calls within m~ uel, 68, died Sunday at her a.. utes Saturda.Y afterMOn to e»cine, Route 2, rtsidence. tlnguish brush fires. Sw'vlvlng are her husband, The first was received at 3:11 Max T. Manuel; live sons, Charp. m. of a fire In the State st. . les, Max, ll:Jn, Joe and Thomas• are&. The second came at 3:15 two daughters, Flossie Manuel p. m. or a fire behind Pomeroy High SChool to which two trucks Bush and lona Manuel Huw; 22 grandchUdren; rour great grandwent. children; her mother, FIIUlie Beaver; three sisters, Mrs. MatCLUB TO MEET The Syr:,acuse Third Wednes- tie lUll, Mrs. Debbie GUUlan, and Mrs. Seva Cline; a brother, John day Club 'Will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at tfle home of Mrs. Bea"Yer, and several nieces and Pauline Morarit)'. P. discussion nephews. She was preceded 1n death by her lather and two sl .. on Meals in Minutes will be conducted by Mrs. Virginia Salser ters. Funeral services wW be coD-o and plans will be completed for dueled at 2 p. m. Wedoes~ at the annual trip. There will be a the Ewlq: Funeral Home with the potluck dimer at noon. Members Rev. Freeland Norrisofflclltlng. are to bring their own table serBurial will be In the Letart Cemvice. etery. Friend may call at the funeral rome anytime. MARRIAGE LICENSE Mrs. Manuel was a member of Mi~hael Perry Zerkle, 19, Pomeroy, and Edith Iris Haptonstall, 19. Middleport; David Lee Hendricks, 18, Pomeroy, and Coonie &te IIJ<sell, 18. Rulland; Alfred Lee Roush, 19, Mason, and Hilda Marie YO\Ul8, 19, Pomeroy; Wllllam D. Chadwick. 19, Columbus, and Anita Hall. 20, Pomeroy, Route 3; Larry 0, Sellers, 23, Portland, and Agnes Virginia While, 18, Pomeroy. • . \ war. Autos Damaged Marchers In Collision ~~~ ~!~~- R. • Oblo Fl~-llal' F..-'* · clq 9»rttodll' Ill' Vin!ed l'l'•s• ~ti~ : T""-•ture• w!ll' iweruo llllli:lso,iraomadePI,Ibllc above oormal Tuolldoy tlirouQII a1 9:30 a. m.. In thoel(Y manager's of!lco <Uipi a ·brief eon!....,• ~. Dl\)1lme bll!ll• will be wlih local nel¥• media. · '...;. . .·:..~;-,.-.;::. . in the mid 808 'oorth to tho · "...... :-.~~-·.. . ·. ...... .. ;..,• -:;s::: "' .• • . . " - ·.;: ·--·• ·:·:···':-'·: •, - . • ·:-:-.."?::·" - "•, ·.;.·.. • . 60s soulli wltli over· Offense etlective In January 1970. ·: Geoterally, It leaves unal!ecteel only lndivlduaJ owners wbo sell or rent because of race, relillon or natiwW. orl,sln. The record of the formerly llelll"etlllled schoola 01 tho! S!!Uih IInce passage ol the 1964' Civil Rlflllts. act has all~ that Negroes were slow to exercise rl&ht• to transror voluniariJ.y to lntetp"a!ed schools. The rodoral g>VmUnont baa been seeking more court authoritY to require local acbool authorities to take .. atrlrmative .. ' I> ,• . Weaver!t. .~:::·~\~~~~~.,.,.,.ol u,ns that HouJlnc ,~ -~- ' - 2"" ED ROGERS - Focll>r· are 4liiiiiOded ·this week their earn1ng out the •. _ ol the 1968 '. .. to us ... to clean, store any and every winter item. Nothing to pay till fall...and you pay for dry • IDNflOR Here's the beat news in the world for your Aoon! New vinyl CUSHIONWOOD actually has a built·in vinyl (oam cushion to make it sort and springy, warm and quiet. Yet the deaign looks lil<e A boot I ,$29.95 . ,..,. l'z11' srta. elegant parquet , wood Rooring. It's an unbeatable combination of comfort and e1epnce, a whole new ;4unension in vinyl flooring. Evr.n high heels won't-depreM apringy •pirit oi .WSHIONWOOD- and even modeot i,ud;gett can afford it. BIRTHS Mrs. .rob'• J:. lion., lit. 1 v. toD,IillllhtOl"ollfl a.m. SundiQ-; Mra. Robert J. Fllher, GIJIIPO"a Ferry, son, 9:10 a. m. !lullcla,r. ilrs. ~Bamlt••*-"'"" 8:31a.m.~. The Deily StnUnel, l'omeroy..MiddloPort, ilp•ll 15, 1968 .' ....... ® Goalby Winner ~y Pencil's Mark. By JOHN G. GIUFFIN UP! Execullve ~rts Editor AUIIUI>'TA, Ga. (UPO They're engraving Bob Goalby's name on the trophy todi.Y as tho 1968 Masters golf cha!qlloo -and whUa they're at it, maybe they ahould Preserve To111JD31 Aaron's pencil In bronze. Because, lfter all the brtwant golf !Ired by 72 famous PIIIJ'ers ln tour dl.ys ·over the luxurious Au,usta National course, it was Aaron's stubby pencil, jotting down the figure "4'' instead of 14 3," that decided the Masters chanplonsh~. And darn near broke the heart of dead-game Roberto de Vlcenzo. One of the most stunning moments in golf history came at the climax of Sunday's fourth round ot the Masters when De Vicen:eo, who ~parendy had tied Goalb¥ with m for 72 holes, lost a stroke because he slped an incorrect scorebard made out by Pilll'lnc partner Aaron. In the wake of that shock meet Goalb)' In in 11Wlole the plafers algn both. piiiJ'otl that would have taken On the 18th, or 72nd, hole; Do place toca.r, just when It VleiiiZO punched hi• second •hoi seemed that he might have won btD the crowd at the right o! the Masters title outright. _the green. He chtP»ed out It waa tho 17th gr- the thn>1Jih an alloy the lana ne~la&t hole, when he holed formed, · but left himself an a siJPtoot putt for a birdie three elgh~!oot Putt. He mlsoed the that drof>ped him 12 strokes Putt for a bosiY five ,1 n d under par. On the course behind oPparently a 7Z.hole score of him, Goalby stood 10 strokes 277. llelllnd him Goalb)' had Just under par w~th lour OOles to shot an eagle three on the 15th play • to go l~der par, Goalby now That's when Aaron, playing in coulcl win by plaflng par on the the twosome with De Vlcenm, last three holes. mistakenly marked down a u4n · Roberto signed the Carda, Cor De Vlcenw on his scorecarcl never oot1clng the error Aaron instead of the "3." In U.S. golf. had made on the 17th hole. each player keeps a scorecard Otllclals plucked him by the on which he marks cllwn his sleeve and took him away to be - own and hi& opponent'& score. interviewed on television. At the end, ~ cards Bad News Sl&liJOSedly are compared and Suddenly he was called beck lx>do.Y: By JOE CARNCELLI UPI $arts Writer Cleveland's version of the Easter bunny is keeping the Indians hoPPing in the American League. Vic ~valillo, smallest man on the Cleveland roster at S.. toot-7 and 150 pounds, drove ln four runs with a home run and a bases loaded triPle Sunday to power the Indians to a 7-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. llavalillo, a dynamic little sJ)eedster who thrives on comic books and bubble gum, cleared the bases in the sixth inning after Mike Andrews, the Boston second baseman, dro.PPed a throw at second on an attenu>ted Ioree p!a,y. Duke Sims then walked to load the bases and, alter a force play at the plate, the tiny Venezuelan lined a trJ.ple otl the center field renee to lift the to the scoring table where the anguished Aaron had juot discovered his error. De Vicen10 WIS given .the bad news-hlH ftnal Score was 278, not 271. Stacgered, Do Vlcenzo sat cllwn ln a ellllP eMir at the 18th green, waltlq: lor Goalby to !lnl&h. F111• ooUclng his lad !a<e thought he was bemoaning the !lnaJ.hole bugO¥. Poke,. !a<ed Roberto said oothlng, waiting to learn whether he'd won, lost. or tied. Goalb)' marched toWard him, bogeylnc the 17th to !all 11· .-.. Then Goalb)' roached the green on the ,paN'our 18th tn two. His first putt was a long one and he carerully lOgged It short. Then he sank a &-footerthinking he had earned a tie. Only later did Goalby learn that aetually that Putt was his wlmlng •ho~ ' With the IIUIOuncement that ••something very mfortunate haiiPened today," the dlaelosure was - made Public. Goalb11 looking stunned and hiiiPY at the s~me tbne, received the symbollc Misters green coat from golf Immortal Bobi>Y Jones. Goalby got a ,20,000 cheok lor first prize and De ·vtcenzo "Yo• I'RII,. me~~n 7our ,&rl wiD received $15,000 for "tlniahtngeall 7au • u ..,. If J'O• u~e • !Jioret" second." Nicklaus, who ftnished In a tie tor fifth, estimated that ~ NBA Pli\Y<)[! Standings Vicenzo's loss had cost him 41 By United Presa International the chance to make about a {Divi&lon Finals) miUlon Wlllars," 1 sWject on (Best ol Seven) which Oblo Jack Is something or an authority. Eaat W. L. Pct, Phlladelphla 3 I .750 BoI 3 .250 We at W, L. Pet. x.Los Angeles 4 0 1.000 San Francisco 0 4 .000 x-Cltnched series &mda,y's Results scored again in the fourth and Philadelphia 110 Boston 105 twice In the fifth to ice the Toda,y' s Games game.. Boaton at Phllaclelphlo Standings Indians Top Bosox Indians to a 6-3 lead. 76er,s One Step . Away Froift Finals. PHILADELPH!A (UP0- The PhUadelphla 76ers are favored to complete phaoe two ol a new NatlenaJ Baaketball Aaaoclatloo <b'naat;y 1!11en the1 hollt tho lloaten CelUco ton1aht with a ehance to wr1111 up the Eaatem Dlvistoo championship. PhUadelplda, pllylng what Coach Alex Hamum called Ufnsplred" baskatball, whJJped the Celtlcs 110-105 at Boaton Garden 9tnda.l' a!IA!n10111 to take a 3-1 lead In their be-seven series. One more Ylctory would g!vo the 76ora their aecond oonaecuUve Ealtern Tllle a!IA!r Heaton had 11011 elsht In a row. Hannum, obviously h<l!lllll to wind It up tonlsht, llill wu carel\ll to aa.Y nothlnc the Ce!Ucs could use l(!llnst the 76era ror lnaplrati011. Ho said only, "All we have to do Is win one ot our remaining two gamea at home." The 76ers took their bia two. game lead Ql Easter SUnclay behind the llmeJ,y shooting 01 Luke J&l'ktoo and Hal Greer, . ' . Bill Russell blamod Bolton' 1 U'oublea on It• own miltUel. 4 'That'a ~ree games in a row Jllth 25 turnovers, the third lllralsht Ume we dld It," said the Boaton pi~Q~er-eh of the CIMDII 1l1!owloi: the number of times .eaeh team the ball 1flu...t gelling oil a lhot. al~ P•• ,.., of Ute season. -The Pro soUers Uternselve& Tigers Top Chlsox Twins Win Fourth seemed qreed that Ute Masters Elsewhere in the American A1 Wonhlngton checked a tournunent committee did the League, Minnesota niPped New ninth inning New York ralJ,Y to only thing It could In penallzlnc York 4-3, Detroit edged Chicago give the Twins their fourth De V1cenzo because, as former ~ in 10 Innings, Washlnston victory in as many games. ABA Ployoti Standings chami>lon Jack Nicklaus put It, drubbed Oakland 8-1 and Worthington came in alter the By United Press IDternaUonal uA rule is a rule." Most agreed California downed Baltimore 6- Yankees had scored three runs (DivtsiOil finals) National League with De \'icen:zo' s own admis2. off starter Dean Chance and he (Beat or Seven) sion, "U was my Cault." Cinetnnatl at Atlanta, In Nallonal League action, retired two Pinch-hitters with East -ll Vlcenzo, his dream of Chicago edged St. l.ouls 7-6, the tying and winning runs on rain W. L. Pct. ATHENS, Ohio (l!Pl) - Two colebratlng his 45th birth~ New York 010 100 020- 4 9 0 New York blanked Houston ~. base. ,800 4 I aU~me collegiate marks were Houston 000 000 0000 5 2 x-Pittaburl!ll with his a:reatest triumph Pittsburgh shut out Los AngeJes The Twins had taken a t-O I • .200 set Seturda.v In Oblo lJniverllRyan, Y.' risella (7) and Grote; Minnesota shattered. was left to munnur 3.-0 and San Francl&co won a lead in the third Inning as Weat Dierker, Cuellar (7), Ray (8), fJ''& Ninth Annllal Relays. sadly, "MI.:vbe I am too old, I ct.ubleheader from PhiladelPhia, Harmon Klllebrew CliPPed a W. L. Pet. Kent State set a new record guess, to come blck and win 13-2 and 3-1. The Adenta- four•run outburst with a two-run Coombs (9) and King. WP4 I ,800 1n the d1 stance medley relay Ryan (1.0). LP- Dierker (I-ll. x-New Orlean• IIIJther time.'' Cinchmatl game was PoStPoned triPle. .200 I • (1st game) Dallas 1flth 9:48.8. Dave Lelteh, an ou -And winner Goalby, who because of raJn~ BiU Freehan's base&oloaded Phila freshman, set a new mark with 000 100 010- 2 6 i x-Cllnched series cerlaJnl.y earned a tr10111Ph with Davalillo also stole two bases slngie in the lOth inning scored a hammer throw of 176-t'eet-2 San Fran 010 080 40x13 20 o &mday's ReBUltl his brlltant 6-undel'ilar 66 on and scored the lndians' first run Dick McAuliffe with the winning inches. Wise, Hall (5). James (6), Plttsbursh 114 MIMesota 105 the Rnal round that Included as they ran their record to 2-2. run as the Tigers sent the Double winners were Bill Hurd four birdies and an eagle, had Sims crashed his third homer winless White ~:x to their third Wagner (7) and Dalrymple; of Notre Dame in the 100 -meter Marlchat (1.0) and Hiatt. LPto tmnper his hiiPPiness with NHL Pla.voti Standings or the season in the third inning loss, dash and the 220 • yard dash; W!se (0-1). HRM>J>s (1st). the obaenatlon, "The only thing By untted Press International as the Indians tied the score Buddy Bradrord homered: Cor Jerry Richey of University of (2nd game) I regret Is the WIJI I won lt." (Division Semifinals) after Elston Howard had given the White Sox ln the second Plttshurl!ll 1n the w.ooo..eter De Vicenzo had a tie for the Phil& 001 000 000- 1 6 0 (Best or Seven) the Ked Sox a 3-0 lead with a inning. run and 1,500-meterrun; and Dar. San Fran 010 200 OOx- 3 5 0 72-hole lead sliP through his Series A lhre~run homer. Roger Hepoz homered on the GF GA oo H<l!lldns of the Unlverilly or ~ort. Farrell (7) and Ryan; Ongers, and with It the right to W. L. Ron Hansen drove in four first pitch of the game to Bet 4 O IS S Toledo In the long jump and runs wiUt a bases loaded cbuble the stage for the Angels' victory Sadecki (1.0) and matt. LP- X·Montreal 9oort (1.1). HRSHart 2 (2nd & Boston 0 4 8 15 triple jump. __ _ and 1 single and Bill Bryan hit over the Orioles. Paul Schaal's Serie.s 8 a three-run homer to JUt infield hit accounted Cor aoother 3rd). KNOXVU.LE. Tenn. (UP0St. Louis 300 200 0106 8 2 W. L. GF GA Larry Mowry of Las Vegas won Washtngton to its first victory run In the first. and the Angels The Rio Grande College Hod- the bouom o! the sixth. Chicago 420 100 OOx- 7 10 o Chicago 3 2 14 11 a sudden-death pia,yotl rrom men alammed out 15 hits SaturDick Laughlin and Tom Davis. Hughes, Jaster (2), Torrez New York 2 3 11 14 Chris Blocker or Jal, N,M to day afternoon at Rio Grande as son had homeruns for the Reel. (4), Gilson (7} and McCarver; Series C capbtre the Rebel Yell Go!! they defeated Malooe College of men. Laughlin who batted in five Nlekro, Tlefenauer (8) and W. L. GF GA Tournament. . Canton 21-6 ror their fourth win runs had " homerun with none Hundley. WP- Nlehro (1.1). LP St. Louis 3 t o1 the seaaon against one loss. on and Davisson had a three run - flugnes (0-1). HRS-IIIJrls 2 Philadelphia 2 2 13 14 r-----------------~ GIQ Carmocl1 ataried for the homer, Bill McDonah and Mike 3 14 13 (1st & 2nd). Banks (1st). Series D Redmen and was credited with the Serlo each pounded out a brace Shannon (lat). W. L. GFGAj...._ _;__ _ _ _ _ _-'1 win. He was relieved by Ken of doubles for the Redman. Pltt.obur(lll 201 000 000- 3 9 0 Loa Angeles 3 2 12 13 Gra<ly In the fourth Inning. Dl· The Redmen travel to CedarLos Ang 000 000 000- o s 0 Minnesota 2 3 13 12 vidlng maak and mitt ~es be· ville tor a doubleheader on TuesBy JOE GERGEN Inn! ng. Buming (1-0) and Ma,; X ·Won series hind the plate were Coach Don da3' and are at home next saturUPI ~rls Writer Elsewhere, Jim Rill' Hart Osteen, Regan (9) and Haller. &!nda.Y' s ResuJts 91.ivers who was relieved in the doy against Pikeville College In Jim Bunning can stake a clubbed three home runs as the LP- Osteen (0-2). HRS- Alley Chicago 2 New York 1 Todoy Thru Thu.W.y · fourth by Gary Madden. Dick another Kentucky Intercollegiate legitimate claim to the Cy San Francisco Giants swept a (1st). (Only game scheduled) Laughlin came on to catch In Athletic Conference doublehead. Young Award without pitching doubleheader from the PhiladelToday's Games er. another game this season. phla Alillles, 13-2 and 3-1, New (No game scheduled) Satur~ He W'OJ1 1t stand much of a York blanked Hooston 4-il, NEW YORK (UPI)... Kenchance with a 1-0 record since Chicago outlasted st. LOUis 7.fi tuck.Y Derby h<1110ful Verbatim All Flavors tile award is presented armuaUy and Atlanta vs. CindnnaU was captured the $60,000 Gotham CANNES, France (UP~ 10 to the outstanding pitcher In postponed by rain. Billie Jean King of ~ Reach, stakea at aqueWct. '.J each major lealtJe. But in The ~~- 1 Bunni .m 605 W. Ml\n CaUl., won two matches in a Inte ti nal National League v "wry or ng, o United Pr 992-5786 B,y ess rna o terms of emulating the reate ot struck out ei&ht 1n the pme, professional tennis tournament Amerieaa League W. L. Pet. GB tlle durable Young, no pitcher In was the 193rd or his career, marvel, and a costly wiJd pitch W, L. Pet. GB Houston 4 1 .800 ... recent years can match Bun- tops amoog active pitdlers, and by St. Louis roolde Mike Tor3 I ,750 '' nlng '"-·e4 0 I 000 St. Louis rez enabled the Cubs to deal the =" · 3 " ' his first In a Plttaburl!ll unlllotrolt . 3 I .750 I Plttsburl!ll I .750 \1.! Only Bunning has duplicated !orm. He has amasoed 2,411 world champion Cards their Drat 3 defeal of the year , Banks hit Baltimore 2 1 .667 llf.! San Fran 2 .600 1 Young's achievement or J)itch- strikeouts during his career. Bo2 2 .500 2 AUanta 2 2 .500 11h lng 8 complete no-hit game In Don C l - doubled In two his homer in the first lnnlng Cleveland 2 2 .500 2 New York 2 2 .500 ' 1lf.t both the National and American runs in the first inning lor the and Torrez wild pitched home california 2 2 .500 2 Chi<"80 2 2 .500 ~~ Leagues and &m~ Bw!nlng' Rues and Gene Alloy homered the deeidi.ng rwt in Ule fourth. New York I 2 .333 21h Loa Ang I 3 .250 1h matched another or Young's In the third as Oateon went down Roger Maris hit two homers for Oakland I 2 .333 2\1.! Cincinnati I 3 .250 21'h remarkable acoompllshments In to his second defeat. St. Louis and Mike Shannon Waslllngton 1 3 .250 3 Phlladalpilla I 5 .167 3h a game against the Loa Angoles Three Round Trips added one. Chicago 0 3 .000 3lh SUnday'• Results Dodgers. Hart, now a permanent rest. !lmdi.Y'a Results Now York 4 llouotoo 0 In the courae ol pitching a denio! left field. alugedathreeMeohmywlnltlf Detroit 5 Chi 4 (10 inns) Cincinnati at Atll ppd, raln five..h,lt, 3-0 victory Cor the run homer in the ftrst game and While you're worrying, Cleveland 7 Ro- 4 Chicago 7 St. Loula 6 Plttaburl!ll Pirates. Bunnlnc slammed a solo shot and a twoOur expert' mechanic& adjust Washington 8 Oakland I Plttsbur(lll 3 Los Ang 0 struck out his 1,000 NaUonal nm blast in the nli!IIICIII> ao the it could happen! Take Callrornla 6 Baltimore 2 San Fran 13 !'hila 2 (lot) League biller. He already had Giants aent the PhUQos down caster, camber and toe-in to action now. Look under Mlnne- • New York 3 San Fran 3 !'hila I C2nQ) ranned 1,4{)6 In an American to their tilth auccesalve dereat. INSURANCE In tile manufacturer's specifications. Toda)"s Probable Pitchers Toda.r's Probable Pitchers League career with tbe Detroit Willie Mays stroked a two-run YELLOW PAGES. Where All work is performed by (All Times EST) (Ait Tlmeo EST) Tlprs. Only Young, the wlnnln- homer and two-run alngleln the your fingers do the Call!ornla (Clark 0.0) at St. Louis (Glbaon 0.0) at gest pitcher In baseball history, !11th Inning of the _,.r and skilled mechanics with modefll Washlncton (Paacual 0-1), 1:30 · Atlanta (Jarvis 0.1), 8 p.m. had previously struck out 1,000 coUeded lour hila to pace the walking. .. prec181on eqwpment. p.m. New York (Seaver 0.0) at batters in each I1U\IOr league. Gianta' 20-blt auault. JuanMariMIIlllO- (Merritt 1.0) at Hou- (Wilson 1.0), 8:30 p.m. Worldng On Shutout chal and Rill' Sedeckl registered Raltimore (Phoebus 1-0), 8 p.m. Plttabursh (Veale 0.0) at Los "I dicm't realize 1 had atrock six-hit complete game victories Oakland (H111ter 0-1). at New Angeles !Singer 0-1), 11 p.m. out my 1,ooou. National LeaRuer ror San Francl&cO. York (llloltl~myre 1.0), 2 p.m. (Only games scheduled) untU Maury Wllla yelled over to Nolan Ryan, a 21 • year • old Detroit (Wilson 0-1) at Bolton · Tue~•s Games me and tho umpire look the ball Meta• phenom, pltehed tlve ln(Culp 0.0) 2 p.m. C!nclmati at Qdc"80 out ol pla,y," said Bunning. "I nlllls of hiUosl ball and - (Only games scheduled) St. Louis a1 AUanta Wsht) was more aware that 1 wao on blned with llomy Frl&alla lor a Tuelldoy's Games Phlladelpillo ' at Los Ani (nlsht) tile •erse 01 IllY 10th sllutout tlve-hll sllutout over the Aatroa. Chicago at Cleveland (Only games lleheduted) tllen my J,OIIOth strikeout." B.Yan atrock out seven batters In Oakland at Now York The Hawaiian salutation Ill• 40 sbutouts placed him the !lrot three lmlnp He yieldTille• Detroit at Bootoo .. Aloha.. m e a n & greatlngs ..,. behind Don llryedale ol the ed three hits In a 6 lnnlDP (Only games scheduled) and/or rarewe!l. llodpro for moat blank Jobs b)' IMvlnc with a bUller on 1 · an aeUve major leaauer. But hla throwlai hand. lt'a tho alrikeouta that will be A three....,. homer b.Y Ernie . remembered and, lor tho Banks the W>l' :r1 -Tfllr • old reCOJ"d, the mileatoni victim ' ' ...... ,....,, C.ll us. Linescores All· Time Marks Set in Relays I Malone Swamped By Rio cleaning only! Bring JJ\el!* In It's no TOY..~ A ,.... *iv.- will! I Cl< of Ills own has 1 ri1ht to fttl -proud. Unlortunoltly, this pride ... and SGI!ltti......... tau lhe lonn ol sbowillf off and t1kina: chances. In sudl cases, I car btcanes pr;,./~ I loy to have fut1 with. Many younr paopla, or cou,., have Wlllent bill( iei::ords. Tiler lnow tbet 1n 1Ul111111111ile Is definitely not 1 loy. 1rs 1 -rlul IIIIChiM wilh lhe """"'-lraled ..,... IIJ 1o ~II and Mlim. Yes, ba proud ol j11l1l car. .. bul. at ........ tint, . _ t it IIJd oper1te il with c.-e, reminl and inltiiiJtnce. . P111lon lhe preiChi.,_ but we iiJI!I>en lo lhinl 11111 dri.. in1 I! serious business. Davfs.Vllll'lltl' Ins. Phont 992-2966 114 Court St. Pomeroy 1, '"' .. , ' ' Bunning Tops Pirates I Now ROBINSON'S CLEANERS SHAMMY'S 3-0 On Five-Hitter POMftOY Tri·Lustra Cleaners. Middleport RIDE-IN SPECIAL MIWHAKES the I:Orcas UB Church. 29 ~ Ma • r League Baseball ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SATURDAY None. DISCHARGES SATURDAY Clyde Johnson, Roscoe Hamahs, Crella Musser. AD~ONS SUNDAY- None. DISCHARGES SUNDAY - Nooe. DISCHARGES HOLZER HOSPITAL - VlsttUlysses G. Arrowood, Mrs. lq: hours 2-4 and 7·8 p. m. Parents only on P ediatrlc s Wani. · Charles E. Barlow, Mra. H ugh Boggs, Ilovid R. Coburn, C~n ADMJ.SiiONS Mrs. John W. Gouldlll, 109 V. Comer, Mrs. Otis Cox. Mrs. Third Ave.; Mrs. Frederick ilubl' C. lloPO¥, Mrs. Herbert stephenson, 43 VInton Ave.; sa. llun!ee, J&eob C. Glngarich, Mrs. ~;::::::::::::~:=~~~==:===~=·::~:::~&:}8::;:~:::::~?.?.::::::::· WORTHINGTON, Oltlo(U!'l) uel Glover,102Fourth Ave.; Mrs. James E. Grant, JullusC.GrLancaater copped the anJohn R. Kerr, 557 Hilda Or.; Glenn R. John8011, Ernest Lav..,. nual Worthington R e l a y s Mrs. Calvin M. Sounders, 225 der, Mrs. Dewey B. L)'ons, Eucro"" Saturdi.Y with 57 point a. Third Ave.; Mrs. Lona E. Fe).. gene McCullo1J8h, Mro. Mary L. Host Worthington had 53, lure, 511ii Fourth An.; Ilovld R. McGhee, Archie Meadows, Jenniwhile CoJumbua Weat had 43i Flaher, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mre. WU. fer E. Mohler, L1ndell Obregon, Columbua Wheiatone, 27; Mar· bur M. Mercer, Bl. 1 Patriot; BW M. Powell, Mrs. Hobert L. ion. HUIIard and WalnUt Ridge Heney Hutchinson, ·lit. l Patriot; l!oss, Roosatl c. SturgeoD, ilaJ 15 each and Allhlllld, 12. l!oy L. S~¥re, Bl. 2 Ga11111olls; Van Matte, Miss Josephine E. Leo B. Hartwell, GalllPolla; Mrs. Wobsh, Mlcke,y WWiama, Mary LOCAL TEMPS John E. Holle, Bl. 1 Vinton; Mrs. M. Woodle, Mro. Francis D. The temparature In dovmtown !loWs R. ~. Bidwell; ilaJ· Smith and.lnrant son, Mrs. Hobert Pomeroy at 11 a.m. l\londoy unmonel C. Weiher, Rio Grsnde; D. Schoolcraft and lnrant SOD, der BWliiY sldea wua 37 degrees. l!obert CciP!el'. lit. 1 Thurman; Mro. Henry W. Hill and iD!ant Willa l'urke1, B1. 1 West ColWJio dalll!llter, Mrs. Marvin E. Iq)ree bJa; GretA Y. Keeler, lit. 1 Leon; and ~ son, Yra, Grace Boa~ Mra. Robert J. Flaher, GIUJ,polla er, Mrs. A. Joe Heney, Mrs. Ferry; Mra. llobert Bar!litl, )Ia. James L. Oliver, Mra. Wort.h¥ F. PearaoO, Mro. Charles R. 11011; Mra. Jack llandoWh, Pt. Pleasant; Keith D. Aabley, Bl. Z Wise, Mark Allen Wra.,y, Eliza. Racine; Bernard Wallaoe, D, beth A. Wyant, Mrs. Charles L. Pomeroy; Michaela C. Wolfe, Brown and iD!ant dauahter, Mrs. Racine; ilaJmond J. flwalle, Sr., G. Qlano Edwarde andln!llnt 100. Wellston; Min Helen llal1le, Mrs. GIQ K. Jones and iD!ant Wellston; Ambrooo E. i)dfy, daulhterWellaton; James E. Dllron, Bl. • Tbi! cinnamon bear lo not tlllt IIDI; Mooey Blaclcburn, Bl. a separate species but merely 2 011t HW; Mrs. llat)' F. Gobm, a dart cbestnut-<:oloJ'i!d pbaoe . Jacklon; MrL. Richard L. N.,... or the common black bear. Vlhnor, JICklon; ·lilra. Richard WJant, Bl. 3 Jacklon; Mrs. de CJQ, Bl. 2 ~..k_ Edward J. lleni;jne, Aahland, ~. 3 - .. ........... . ....... _ ·---.......... ·--..... ............ .. • . . . II . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... >- . . s 55 •ltlll , . , . _ - .......... .. ' Pomonoy, Ohio ,, NO MONEY DOWN -.e montm to Pll'/1 J-3 PAUL WRIGHT Is Our Front End l!le oltlltlflon. I lhlnlt ............, ,.. . . Clll .... .. Ntl ' . ' was ClaUde Olteen In tho third -------------------~~~ . "' . Specialist. 12 Years .Experience. We Wouldn't Say He's The Best- But ·A•1n.tI None Better· SOME CALL IT-------- WHOLESALE ---------SOME CALL IT ,PLENTY . ~iil~tLY ·. . .MM. 'rhiV .... ,I ' r.~_, ·~~5"" r• M ,; 'I ' t Of . - Pomerot Ito~ & . • ~ . r \- t -~ ~~ --~ '·· ,._1 . ~~ . . .tJii•A• St. ~ J • '~ r ' > • �- Dolly t;entlnol, l'omeroy-MidC!Itl>ort, A!>rU 15, 1968 offlean or aarenoMa u may M eon- ~tr tat ..._.leJnt RMOJutton Mo. Ul 10DI'l' RUOLUTI.ON »us , ·, i. ...... ..n. 1 &itidt Yl ..... .eouw.no. of of • . . llde t:ll Oltllo Nlaltft 10 ~ . . . . . . . .rial ruu. o!:k.~~ "l..:O"'~ ................. ·' ~~'":<.:.".':= 01 tbt .UM 1n tba ~ WlaW'a'ta~.\ll'"' be HeJd OD tb ftnt 'l'UN~ U.. lht MondQ' In lby, ,J ~1 to ameDd MletiOI'I · ~ de VI of tbe COllltltutkm ~·· ol ~Oblo ,to read u tOUowa: ,. ABTICLJ: VI BaeUon 1. n. pr1ne1pa1 of an 't.da. erillnl from the Ale, ot Oibu d'-Poli1km Oil ~ or other Wd or entruated to A. educeUonal and .,. lba1l be UJed 01' web m~nner u U. u.1 A...nbl7 llball prNed.bt -··· - IMMA PllilCB DUNA.WAY', ao. ln.· p..:;: - r ~~ tooqapettnt ...,r.etn. whoM plaM ol geneml Jnlerat. the court re•ld>~!nN a WUUarntPort. Sanltot-ud may__dlrect any c:-ourt aPPft)a to lum WllllaiDiport. Yaryla1\d.l ctrut)' lt8 neord to tbe .UpRm.e IJONALD C. CLINK, an IDCOn\lll!*alilo and may NView and ~1. reno•. wbolt ptae11 ol EU1441oce modi )', or revttrM the Jud,c~Dent IX 1...,, Manor Avenue. n . MJt:n l'lor· Ule court ol appe~~ll; Ida 33901 ,. wW talr.a notice Ulal lel The IU.Jireme court lb.u .._ tbe a&lh day of Ma,..,h. 11118 \be view and atftJm, modit)o, or ravent aaid. PJatnUfl, Chadn p, Wlldennut.b.t. the jud~ment 1n any CIM OHWIM · Admlni.ILrator of lhe Eltate -. llarl by any eourt or eppeall ~t A LYndcm De<:•a.ed· . flllll Peto aec:Uon J IBI (tl of tb1i utiele. 111·1_ In the ProHte court, Melli 3) No law lball be )JUIMI: 01' .... 19813 q;W.t rue made whereby an;y puiKill Co\111tJ', oJUo. c.- N•. lhall be prrvented froiD tnYGJdnl tbe above named partlU ancl o\ben the o1111nll jurildlctlon of U.. IU.• 11 ddaadanta. ln whleh the 1114 preme oOurt. ' PlaiutiU alleled tbal the 1ald dee. (C) 'I'Iw decWDnl 1n all oe... tn dent Earl A. l,fndon, la Uw owner the .uprwme eourt thaU be re- of the followlnl pan:etl t>f Jlllll ported, topthllr witb the ....,n• tate: therefor. I'UCII INo 11 Section 3. \A) The ata&e lhllll The lollbwial d~t~c:rlbed nal •· be diYidt!d by aw lnto compact RJI'· tate tJt•at.td I" tll• VUialle of Po· meroy, CoWIU' ol lblll a•!4 &lat. pelltlta dlatrtcll In each of whkh there sball be a co1U1 of ·~ 91 Ohio. bolntftd and dl~nlMd a• eonliltinl Ol three ludle:l. -LaWI follOWI' 8qlnD1.Il& It Ull North· may be palled lncnrUinc lbe DWII• we•t corner of Lilt No. :IOM4r.; ber of Judi .. :In ~ dlft:rlet thenee ill a Norua-tariJ' dlrec· wheftln the volume ot builb- mar 11011 on 1 llne prt:~:lltete<l wttb Lota require .uch addltton.l Judae 01' 208 1Dd 8 .._ w tile bale Df the :tudtes. In dbtrl.cta bav_iitt addl· diU 1 dlatanee of aboUt 100 feet: tlonal 'udfu, tbn!le lhaU thence SOIIUI.we.Wrl)' alo81 tbe PlrUciPite 1n the hell I and ciW.. - of •• , , 00 'f3 Jeet to a point po,ttlon of eaeh eut. Tile eaurt ..... ... .._ the w. 1 •a- J:dtM · ~vedate. ,f~~declRaolution Subttttute Houte J'oJnt f >i No. 3) .IOINT RESOLUTION ••., '"'I 10 . . . . . 1Mtl0a ll of &ftlelt Q of tU CO!IIIlhltloa of a. ltaie .t Oll1o Nlatlft b:l ta.. ..._ ef -..aiUilallft nCI•d-It NIOlVI!d by Ule General A.11Dbl7 Of the State Of Ohio, thf'ee.. lllba af the membeq elec:tad to ..U bouse eoneur-rm. therein, that U... lba1l be aubmitted to the o1 the Nte in the manner bed bJ llw at e special elee· be held on the first T'u.H~.7 after the 1\r&t Monday in May, •mend aectlon ' U of cfe n ottothe ConstJtutlon ot Ohio rod aa toll owl : a. fi -· 'iilii'POA! AB.TICU: D '' lection 11. A vacaney :In the va~:~~ncy in th~ Houee cd. 1\ePre.entat.lvu aeturrinl after &eiuate, or a i. cause1 lnelud- tbe flit ure of a memDeJ'1iet:t quaUty !or oftlet 1hall be ftlled appointment by ihe members ol a Serulte or the membera of the l!lou. Dl Replftellt.tJva. u the eue may be who are alftltated wttb U\e same Mllucal party u the perlast eleited. by the elect.on to the aeat whlch haa berome vacanL A vaeaney otturrtnt before or durlna the fln:t twenty montJu Dl a Senatorial tenn ahall be 6.Ued by tlmporary appointment. aa proftied in thil aectton, for only that portion of the term which will ex· plre on the thlrty -flrst day of Deeernb4!r following the next aeneral elecUon occurriflg In an even-numbered year after the vacancy ocou.n, at which ~leetlon the aeat .... U be ft.lled by the electon ll!l provided by law for the remaining, unexpired portion of the tenn, the member-elect to cha.en to take Dl1011 on the ftr!J\ day In January hext followlnl such election. No per.on lhall be appointed to ft11 a ~ey ln the Senate or House of l'eP..-entaUva. aa the eue may ... unleu he metta lhe qualidcatlolw .et forth In lhlt Constitution and the ltiWII o! th1a n.te for the •t In which the vacaney ~ AD •_ppolntment to till a vacancy lb•ll be aceompliahed, notwJth· ~ tbe provUdon• ot' lt!t'tlon 17, Article n of thla ConrtltuUon, bJ' the adopUOn of a re~~oluUon1 wbUe the Senate or the Houu m: JlepE"eRfltl:tlva, u the cue may be, It In aaalon, with the takinf of tba :yeu and nay1 of the mem ben of the Senate or the Houae of lteDrftenativa. u the ease may be aftllt•ted wtlh the 1111me poUttc.~~l PU'tJ a1 tM penon Jut elected to tbl- - t In whleh the vacancy OC· aww. The adoption of auch l'flDlU· Uon llhall require the aftirmatlve tote of a m11Jority of the memben or the Sl!n.~~t.e or the House of Rep· t.atlvee, u the eaae may be. tied to vote theNOD. Sueh vote be tpread upori the journal of Senate or the House of Reprellntatlvu. u the eaae may be, and eertlfled to the Secr-etary of State 1W the clerk thereof. The secretary ot Stete llhall, upon receipt of ruch Olrtifleatlon blue a ~rUdcate of appolnbnt!fl~ to the person so ap~t.d and upon prtHntaUOn of iueh et:rtJilcate to the Senate or the Bout of ~ntaUvee.. 81 the . . . may be the peraon so ap&hall iake the oath of oftlce Md t.orne a member of the Sen... or the- Houae of Reprnenta...., aa the eate may be, for the tttrm for wb.lch be wu 10 ap - IOn P. .--..w ,..... - D'I'IC'tiVI: DATE AND If adopted bJ a majority of tbe II ton votlnf on thiiJ amendment, tM amendment lblll take lmmldl.te ded. and e~ ~eetton 11 of ArUcle 1'1 vt Cbe ecn.titutkln of Oblo llbaU be repealed from .ucb ..Uve date. (Amended Sut.Utute Houa Joint Relolutlon No. U) JOINT RESOLUTION l ::rk~~u:: ~ ... = lr.!J.cd :r....... ~ and convenient place fOr tile coun of appeal• to hold court. (8) (1) 'I'be eour1a of •ppeala llhaU bl'lt orlflnd JwUdtctlon ID the foUowtng: a) ~o warranto: b) ndamua; Rabeaa !XIrpua:: (d ProblbiUon: (e Proeed.endo: (f) In any ca\1111 on NVIew u maY be ~ry to ttl complete determination. (J) Courtl of •pplfJII tbRU ba'N tueh ~ .. ...,. .,.. provlded 'by Jaw to N'Yi. . Pd. llftlrm, l'! modifY, or a-.verM Judimentt or llnal orden of the eourtl of. reecrd inferior to the court ot 8JlDtRII w11hln the diltrlc:t and lball Uve IUCb •ppeUate Jurladletlon U .may be provldtd bJ law to review and aftl.rm, modify, or revern final orde111 or aeUoiUI of admlnlstn.Uve olfleen or apncleJ. (3) A majority ot the judpl he.rlnf the eaUM man be neeMaary to render • JUdlllumt. J'Uq. menta of the eowia of ~ ue final except aa pNlvlded ln .ect1on J (8) (2) of UU artiCle. No jUdiment l'lllllltinl' from a trt.l by :1\ll'l lhaU be l*Vened on t.be ~l of lbe evidence except b_7 the ecm::ee:!~e~ three JUCIPI Marini an (4) Whenever tbe JudaN ol a eourt ot appeala dnd tbaf a Judiment upon whlcb the)' have •treed 11 in confUet \vltb 1 JUdlment pronounced upon the aame qu..UOO by any other court of appeal~: of tile 1tate, the jUd. . ab.lill eertltJ the reeord of the CIIH to the ~ preme court fox review and Anal detem'llnaUon. (C) Law1 may be paued provid• lnf tor lhe report1n1 Dl CUN In the courta of appeala. S..•ctlon of.. /A) There JhaJl be a court ol common pleaJ 1n eacb eounty ot the Nte. Any Judn ol a court o1 common pleat may lemporarlly hold court In any county. Eaeh coWlty lhaU leal\ one resident Judge andhave tuehatadcfitional realdent ud1e1 a1 rn&J be provkled by law. In counUa hav:tnl more than one judie. the judpl lhall aelect one of their number to act at preaidlnl' judp, to lt!I'Ve at their pluaure. U lhe jU~ are unable beeauae of equal dh111on ol the vote to make auc:h .elecllon, th~ Judfe havlnl the lonft!lt total service on the court of common pleu Jhall lll!rve aa pl'Mid1nl' jUdie untU ~leetlon !1 m.13de by vote. The pre• :~Jnle~~:J!.at:'~ba;w=h relcribed by rule 01 the aupreme 'court (8) The courU of eommon pleu 1haU hive IUCh orlr,nal turUcUeUon over •II jurtlclab e marten aiul .uch powers of !'*VIew ot proeeedlnp of admlniatratlve officera end apncla aa may bl' provlded by law!C./. otharw118 pro'91de0. . by w, tbere aha.IJ be I probl.te dlv:t&lon of the eourtt of common plea1, and judpa shall be elided Jpecifteally to such probate dlvtalon and eb.aU be empowered to employ and eontrol the clerka, employeea, deputia and refereu of llleb pro.. bate cHvi.Jton of the common pleu oourta. Sec:tton 11 . (A) 11) In addition "to all other powers vested by thll arttcle tn tht! aupreme eourt, lhe auprem• eowt Jhall haw pneral tnl• perlntendence over all court1 In the atate. SUDb l'eneral •uperintendlnr po-r ahall be exercised by tbe ehlel juatlce In accordance- wl1b rule! promW..,ted by the 1upreme court. 12) The IUpnme court ahall ap. point an admintatrative dlf@Ctor who shaD a-.t the cb1ef juflice and who lhall •rve at the pleasure of the court. The compenaatlon and dutle. or the Pdmlnbtnttve director lbaH be detennlned by \he :u:: u..... ...... wheN a projected llne -tptloll o( 1M C1:1Ut1 ol Oklo. :uv•" * Sou.tberll' elde of Lot No. would m.Ht: tllenee So\1\herly alont 1114 proJecto4 llne to the 1 r: waat llllll of the 80 foot rlghkl · Wll)' of I.C.lL No. 'f, Seclot~n rneroJ: thellee Notth a D8 Weat lttUt ol Lot No. IO!WI.: thence Welt une of aal" Hllhway • dlataoc:e of tboul 23 rett to thll Sou.th une of Lot No. ~'Ill.: tbenre Welt alont the south une of Lot No. ...,.,., about 3 feet to the South ....... .,. N ,.... · 0• • Wat corner of Lot thence ~ortb alonl the Weat lint of Lot to the place of be· 11 tnnlnlil conta\nlnl •boUt 2'!.100 lfl'fl, ously ... Rumors say Par a- mount's parent firm Gulf & Weltern wants 10 add 2oth-Fox to Its conglomerate "just to put 1be Zanucks in charge'' .•. 1blnk the Vietnam puzzle's impossible? The Plaza Hotel's brass .has had emDeas conferences just to decide II turtleneeka ohould be permitted In Its Oak and Persian Rooms. -· Mary Martin's of1 in u1 Do! 1 Dol" to the Midwest and then L.A. and San Franclaco and 110011 *"'% l'lfHI No. J: 1 The lollowln.l de~~:rl.bed rea Ill· •-te lltu.aled In the Vlllalle or5 ,!~..: ... of Melfi an 4 ....... meroy, county ed d de.crlhed aa of Ohio, bound an!.riP ol land lollow1· BelnJ 1 1 1o 11 feet aide bY :KI ~eet 2011 ~ 1 buut 0 • • off the Welt end of Lot l'&rHI No. J: d rlbo&<l real e•The followint IIC 1 p tate tltulttd tn ~h'M.~~a::d0 suf~ mero)'. county o lbed a1 or ohio bOunded '!~,..r 1.,.... 11 f llu A p1rce1 o .., ~~ ~ ltwa~r the 80 foul riJht-<~f-way 1 e 1 C.H. No. 1 dlrectb' oppelil.e ~t ·No 207 and beiJinnh\11 at a int o.n the weet 1lde of 1ald :.hHI-WIY direrlly op~l~e:: North line of Lot No. iO'J , Wool about 11 ~ feet to the base ol 5 th alonl lhe the cliff: thence 011 baae of the diU a ditt.,nce of 50 feet· u.enct li.a1t to a point on the' we~t •Ide of uld rlJ)tt-of-wa:.o dlrediY opp~ltt ~e S~':!r.~~l t:Qrner of Lot No . ..,, · lh of abuut 11~ f.eet ; thenc~.. N~.•.l· aluDI the wett tide of """ r a dlat 11 nce of :iO feel to tha uf, -way oj boa(lnnlnll, contalnlnll P aee ~~~~~e~~~IOO[le':f::'· Vol. 181, Pale 19 ~ ; Vol. !.tO Pa1e 1~. ~d R.t!cord•. Melli counly , Ohio . . Plaintiff rurt.tr.er 1ue.:e• In 1111 Pef1· tltlon !he name• of 111 the bene - 3 •""f :re ::uued ::a REV. CHARLES LUSHER. . . H•r thll l!lllfted man of God, wtU.• putor .. htlrt and a burrtltll' 11eal to w1D U.. kilt to ~t. ot.JCw• WI!DNESDAY 7:H- SUNDAY ICBOOL NiGHT . TIIUIISDAY 7:10 - PAC - A - PBW NJGin' FRIDAY 7:H - FAMO.Y NIGBT 8A'nJIDAY 7:11 - Attend Service PAC- -A - PBW NJGin' SlJNIIAY 11:15-7:11- CJIUIICB LOYALTY 81JNDAY 4.99 BONE For Father of WJ/iom Ault SPIClAL IRIBIC I:ACB NJGBT Lady Jlllbllaher expects a major embassy post If Bobby wins .•• Brazilian SOJ18streSs Astrud THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Gilberta (now Mrs. Nick LaSior- SIITH AIID PAl·I·IIIIILEPOIT za) will be singing bossa nova lullabies by summer . - -•• • •• • • • le~~nll~=~·rayer of utd petltlo1n Plaintiff praY• that the rl!j:hla, n· d \len• of the uld Delen· tere111 an be fully determined, ad. dtntl ma)' ed and that Pe · J~~!~r •;~, P~;tt;'~th~rlzed 1nd ord· 11 d ~ell u.ld rnl eat~te accord 1 eR - &UC h eaR maded ini toothe atatute 1n d provided and for wch other an :~ other proper further relief a• maY be ju111 and proper. ana· Said parllet are requlr~d to wer on or Dtfor" the 2~th d1Y 0 1 •• •• • ..• • • •• ..• .: 1 • May , A.D . 198fl. .•- Daled April Jill,, ltlllwJL.DIIlMUTM · · . CHARLII '· Adml"lltrator of ttte IJtaH d • uri • - Lyntto"' oecoa" crow Crow a Port.r tor Plaintiff 01 !4l 1; a: U; 22; 29 ( ~I 6 " of •• •tto•••• • •• • • .. Funeral aervlces for Frederick .It Aul~ lather ol WUUam Aulc ol Middleport, woro conclicled FrlclaT II tho PhlllljJs Funeral Homo In Ironton. Mr. Ault died II tho Albonf Boot Home. Tbt Rev. Wooley BellllOII olll<lllocl at the ..,.., lcea and burial "'" In the Ha.. trhW Cemetery at Jrorton. Other lurvivon an a aon. Goorao Ault; • dqhter, 11 r o. Lo..- LaWIIorn, or lllrqfteld; • - · Clar.,.e, or Wheeioro~~urr. oDd a slatfto. Mro. Bob lloUon, Whoelarlllurio' In Ironton to attend the aorv&ct~s . were Kr. IDd Mrs. wuu.m Ault, llomla and Ka)'; Mr. 111d Mro. Gary Ault ond Mr. and Mro. Charles Buall, lllrlngllold. 'Personal Notes t judp, or 81lJ· dp who nti.NII under tbta on, may be •~ed wltb bia conMnt. by the cbl.t iuttJce or ac:tinl clUd Jutlce ol the lllpreiM court to active duf.7 u a judp •nd wbJle ao .ervtq: ahall i'ectjve the ..Ubliahed eompenu. Uon for tueh otaet, computed upon a per dieM balde. In addition to 8ll7 retirement benellU to wblcb Jtit may be entWed. IAWII maJ be = l n l Mtlrement bue-. 01 the e«.Uve date of thta amend· m"'t IBl In aoeordanoe wiU\ tiM proYIGons of tb1l arUele, tbe pnitral auembl1 wn enaat ruch 11... and thr ruprema court lb.IU promutrate JUCh ridea u wW Jive etred to 1M provlliona MNin. (C) All laWI and rulel of oourt in exkblnot upon the eflectlft dlie of Urla: amertdmt!flt ahall eontlnua In etret:t untO supenedecl or GhP...S ID 'he manner authortud 111 CbSI amendment · <D) AU Judad ot the probate oouril lhaU beeornu Jndps of Uw courta of eommon piau. (B) Any Judie no 11 bo~ ofHee on DeceDlber :U, .... uc1 who would ..,_ elllfble !or ,.......,_. tson In 1970 tor a tt:rrn ~nlnf 1n c•n ,...,.. ••• .,. .,.. .,. proViGons of dlvialon (C) ol ltcUou · ~._ ArUcle IV 1 lUll be elldbJ! nevenne~ to oa re-elect.cl m um for one ad41Uonal trnm • JUdie of tho eame court. Ea•r guest• of Mlu Marprot Souer were Mr1. Charles relative a.. Any ho.me can be converted to clean electric heat, easily and economically. Let us prove it. Call us ... or mail this More than 3 million American homes are heated electrically. The Federal Power Commission forecasts 19 million families will convert to or build electrically heated homes within just12years I Why? Ben Franklin's stoves sold like hotcakes because they were more efficient than an open fire. The pot bellied stove was replaced by central heating systems. Today's big home-heating trend is another vast improvement ..• tlamel••• electric .. . because It offers such a wide choice of systems and so many more advantages that it makes other methods of heating seem clumsy and old-f!lshloned. More convenient, more comfortable, more versatile, electric heat gives you .more for your money. And you can enjoy It now, in your present house. UNIT1D 8'!'ATIS o• AJDRICA ITATJ.: OJ' OHIO Omc& or Till: lliCIIZTARY OFITATZ Pow or Company Rm. 430 • 301 Clevtllnd Avt., S.W, K~L-------------------~ C~•-------~---------- AprU 5, 1968 .IT'S TIMI TO. STAll ' Won lola' I •••••••••••• •1:1 Seve~{.4) • • •••••• y- . 25 Foreet Run •••••••• 2l Ch!lllmon-CanaclaT•• , .18 Lo&t •• 12 14 18 RESIDENTIAL .. COMMIItCAl .' ' By Helen Bottel Cede. Your problem of friendlessneSS mi(Ltlt IJe aoJVed by joining a society for parents of the mentally retarded. Discussing similar worries here. you may learn how to COpe with neighborhood uneaainesa, and ~" all four of · -·lln!:::. you can ve tulnu·· UVea . ...:.. · H;. Dear Helen: I am in my 50s, and bad -·•t - k four year I VM ""' to adue to 4 ww ill health. I always knew my hu&ar-·-• but beband .... -·-'·g a· u.~auul ...,......., cause none of the affairs lasted long, 1 didn't eause a fuss. After all, I loved him and, be. Dear l.Gnely: A laWJer can tell you that, if facta are a• you state them, your hu &band cannot Ieave you ocl school. He boo rolllntd his ~1ell. rm not a lawyer, 10 coordination well1 but, he can't ,_...... do much more than road and deal me out of this controverwrlle. He II 20. Monlol Jloalth BY, - H. 1bls column Ia· clecllcaled to Cllolct and apocllll oclllcilton !amity llvJns, 10 II yoo're havbolpod both, but not enoua~~. 11!11 they're II'QW1I. whll next? lni kid trouble or just plain to thoro any hopt lor - l e lrN>Ie, let Helen belp YOU, 9te will al10 welcome your own like us?- loll"· c. H.. amulllns uperl~~~:ces. Addreaa Dear ·llr, H: HelM Bolle! in cue ol I b I o Coil or wrlto )'0111' Sla1e DIYiaiCII ol Vocaltonal Roilabllltalton, wliose beadQI&rlers are a1 tho state Clpltol. With the prop. • ' ' We h4~ a ulilily room or ·ltabdill. 110111 can probIK our house. ll's where lbl,y .become aolt - ~ "'* kttp lhe-liQht blllB, the IIi! I, _. tilm,to1111!' -·"""""' 11011¢441 keep lhe11l oot ol WGttr bUll, the phone. billl troW!o. ADd wbori iiolaWior1 ol>IOl'VO th07 ''111 to wor~ llkt .,.._ or ~t'' their lear• will ' re~ •• MUELLER- CUMATROL the 0'9Jutvan Ladles Prole&· &loeal Goll Anodatloo TOIII'narnent !Utday for a 54-hole lolal ol 216 to edge llardcllarglng !itlrley Jnglehorn by · one stroke for the crown. Miss !nglebom, nred a twoander 69, bast 1'0IIIICI or the day, OIL AND GAS FURNACES, TOOl. FREE ESTIMATES .ARNOLD BROTHERS -• to capture second place In the $12,500 tournament. Tlte victory was worth $1,875 in official LPGA prize money to Miss Smith. Second place in the Inaugural playing ol the !4urnamonl paid $1,475. - ··- - . ' 992-2248 -· . (Formerly Evana Sullllr Market) Comtr Mill 1ncl S..ncl Sh. PHONE! ~ MIIIOIII'()II', We Accept Federal Food Stamps! eoune. Pavement Wldth~1& feet . ProJect and Wotk Lerlgth-3.90'U feet or o.n Mlle. Part Ne. 2 Gallla county , Ohio on !ieetlon ~ GAL ~ ~4--'7.04. state Route No . SM • .LA 5prin&Uel4 MorJ:an 1nd Cheahlr~ Town 1 ht,., by ·apPlJIKr • · ttl· tumlnoua •urrace treatment . Pavement Wldth- 18 feet • Projeet and Work Len~tll--tll,ll89. 6 feet or e.a MiJel, Pert Ne. J Gallla county Ohio, on SectlGAL 77~0.004 .541) (3 .84), St..te Route No. Tla, in Greu., ,.....,. anr!, Walnut Tow01htp1 b:v appb'lna • bltuminoua eurface tre.tment. Pavement WldUJ-Varloua. ProJect and Worlt: JJtnrth-3i.38U feet or Vl8 MUea. Part No. • Melli County, Ohio. on SectlonaM.IG - 325-(0.00·1.181 Sht.e Route No. 32:1, in Salem ToWlliiUp, by IP· Plllnl a bltutniD.OWI cold l\lf- t~ 1'!0111'111. to Bidders apply, on tlltt proper foi'IIU. ~c~r prequallllcatioll ..tth 'be Hilhway Cu4lt J:xamlner at Columbtu obto. ., lent 10 d&JI before the' date Itt to open bhb. Tbe MtBlmum t.o be pald to all labor emplored. on thla contrad thlll be Ia aeeordaDCe wlt.b the "Sebedule of Pre'fllillRI Hourl)t Wap R-.tfll Aaeertatae4 a!KI Detal'lllilled bJ \he apPUeable Departmenttoof Slate lmlWI~1. RelaUOJ\J ...,...WQ suao BACON 59~ lb. Ula DlncToa 4-15; 4-111 lkl Rill AND AUTO INSURANCI 3. JO SERVE·YOU SAUSAGE FRIES 39e lb. Fresh, Lean Ground Beef ib. pkg. But Buy! .Gay.Ninety PURE 49e CANDY BAR SALE! RC COLA BREAD 8 King Size Loaves bat. 7~ lb. Pride Brancl SALJINE CRACKERS SWIFTNING . "3~~. .59~ l Df 'I'IITIJIOIO" 1ft ~ WBI:&•o•. I ~..:' IIIJI!.' T11D W. 8I!OW1I Clelll '·l . ~~·19~ .. . Pure C•••.· " - lolnt I\MObdiOJl No. a Brooli OLEO' Slwrtening Buy! •' 59e 16ot. ~unny 3 MUSKETEEIS MILKY WAY SNICKERS Reg. JOe .... 10C 9oE. • • a.to~u.Uon Mo. U, Amended Sub- IUNte Houa1 .lolnt =luUon No. I """ ..,..,... lu :J'It.t':tuto 1oe bch. FroHn Food Sole! rllb' '- '· 1, MAitMITII. L PORK Departrnant lmprow.menta In aceonl· 111 ce wltb Cbap\er tllll <If tba S. ,.blil Code Ol' Qhl.o." PW. nd .peclflcatllllll an on n1e m Ute oaper\PIIInt o1 Hlt]lway• Uld u. ortkll o1 uae DLvWlora DeJ· li\.Y DlrtcWr. The p&ree\01' resenea Sealtesl Dubuque Brand •AI• reJect all)' and aU blda- CARROTS ONIONS RADISHES Hygrade Circle K mlf.., Pavement Widtb-11 fee\. Projed a ~ Worll Lanith-8'7~1 .8 f"t or 5.21 JUiu. "The dat. Ml for eompleUon or lb.. wort Jball be U aet forth In tM bld:llrll propoaaJ.'' ··•-AA h Each bidder Jb.U be reqoou- ... with ln. b14 oer11a.d obeelr. amount to ' ' ' ' pu Mil* evtiit more ~~;.~i'J!::: or a lloll4 for 1.. • payable 0. "Wt .... _'nil .~::ru:-:.~-:lbtd~~ bY c.rtifY that the fontotni Jl a ........... ............. 1!_ ........::r;.: ·· - " ' ... c...u .....-·~0:: .......... .....=-::ml:F':i ......,..•• =-......., ....... I • MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 9:30-S-.n. 12 to atrtrfll 11 one contract and will bt contldtrtd OR till batla ef n1e total amount bid• Part No , 1 Gallia count1, Ohio on SeeUonGAL---32!1 _ t8.2t, state Route No. 3:15, In Mor1an ToWIUblp bJ applyIng a bUumlnou• eolcl nllx turface - eeeet'•• . .. lnstaiiNDWand really .wE/ LPGA WINNER WINCHESTER, Va. (IJP0Marll,ynn Smith shot a three . over par 7>;. in the nnal l'OI.IId ot (JI:attern DayHibt Saving Time ! Tue&day, Aprtt 30 1918, lor Improvement. In: PtriJ Nos. 1 to 4 inciutln ar. USe •• PEOPLE FEAR THE UNKNOWN Dear Holen: The rich can aftord ps,ycbiatrie help for their "different" ch~ldnm, or put them In private colt over $1,000 a tlie""poor, or mid· dlo-dau-- ' e mull decide. baa Slalo lnllltutlon or trylni to keep them out or lrN>Ie a1 llomo. Tltla uaually moanathat Your nelsbbora sta,y clear of yoo because they are alrald or the ,f AIR 21 Powell'• Suooco•• '• , .J.S\1 23'h Beverly's • , ••• , - • 10'h 281,1 Team High Series andGameSevon-Up, 2265 and 776. · Ind. High Sorlea- Julia Boyle., Ind. High Game -lola Howell and Esther ~Ivester. 111. until 10:00 A.M., m canton, Ohio 44701 Addr....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ UNIT P•tCI CONTRACT leukld prupotala will be re-e~Uved at the offici! or IM: SlaUI lthChWIIY mreetor of oluo Columowt. OIUV until J!HIO A.M., Eu1tern DaJIIIht Saw· lni Time, Tuu«UUY Apnl :JD, tllll, for \mprrwementl In: ..,.... p,.._al W.. 1 dd. I •re , •• oM contract Hill will Ill (;,... lfclaretl e• tiNt .... fl . tbJ UYI . CGnfrnt Stlf1 L.. lt Copy NO. ...,,. UNIT P'IUCI CONTIACT Sealed proposals will be received at lhe oftltt or the State Hi&hwa,v Director Df O'ilio Co\umbut. Oblo --r. O~io c.,.. POMEIIOY LANES Wolnin's Frldv Night .,._ "')T!CI TO CONTIACTOU STATI OF OHIO OIPAilt'MUIT OF HIGHWAYS Colum~• Ohle Attrll I, 1961 Helen Help leonL ' cerebral palOUr other 1011'1 Ill' waon'l_.-ontunlll ho slerl- The trend is clear! ' Dilf'ARTMIIIT Of NIOHWA'WI' CoiV~t~bVIo Otll. A,rll J ......tit Cef'lh'Kt lalfl UPI Nil. • li Pomeroy... : Personal Notes :.:~ or r.-::r 1nJ . - fn aecordanOe wi tbe F'OC*I\11'111 Ww ID dwl at tbe titr'LI ): sides, I wal busy with raising my lamlly and holding my J'ob, Since the ehUdren are gone or burta someone, the pareats and rm at home, PV8 noticed ore bl1111811 and ostracized with crloa ol, ''Why didn't thoy pot more. 1 finall.)' caught In)' bUIband dead to ri .... ts with my lllo'• him &f183'/'' But II they DO put . neiibbor. He beat me badly and blm In a cold, 10Kierslellocl aiate me if I di\'OJ'Ced him, I llo!llilal, thOJ cao hardl3 live told ~•t -' r1 with themselves. Moreover, our coul wa P • IUJIPO • What bas happened to our laws 11111 are -llno - not cllolurbocl III10Usb lor ho!llilallzal!on, when they cb1't prated wornyet too clllllurbecl and retarded en? I hiV8 a cbolctt ol lltQing 011 with a cruel, unlatthlul hUI• lor real Ule. llolh our bo;)'o started out band, or leaviq: and ping on •• normal chllclren. One almost rellef. He wants me to leave, cllod lrom aa electric &hock at because now that rrn not workoae lllnt. Ilia loarnlne capac- lng, I'm a needless expense -Ity lllcgocl, At 23, ho hal the I can DO Ionger pay my w&f. Doesntt a man have to give ~"' or .., adult 1n lha mind ••a ~•e •-"''-· for SG years ol a chUd. He to al'llll' o In •u tUI• -vwa&U6 LONELY lrW>!o, moolty with dollll<l'ont ol -·•-'•-?• ._ • ~v ret1Nd <Al ProYliiOn m.u be m.adj!oib• law for the dlapoGtion of .U .~- L.IOAL NOTICI NOTICI TO CONTaACTOIIj STATI Of OHIO JIYidan and dauifllar, Elloa, ol Athens. Aa a memorlel tribute llftCIUDI bid, to her parerits, Mra. Jividen pre,,._., , No. l-llltDw•• •nfl la111' 1... Ll"!!f sented Min Sauer with a IUy. Gallla, ·Hoeklnllo llelp, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Flnell(>ld Atilen• M.olll'oe. Morcan. Noble and WuhCountlea, Ohio on U.(l. ROVtel or Columbul were Easter week- . ln~ton N01. 33. 110, State Boate No. 13 fn end &~~est a ot her parent a, Mr _ Athena County: U. R. R0\1141 No. 3D State Rou~ No. Ito In Oal_Ua Counand Mn, Emer1011 Jones. ty; U. S. Route No. 33, Stall Routea ldr. and Mr1. AllrociScarberry -Not. 58. 93, 180 ln Hoelr.IDI CountJ; Route No. 33 State Route N'o. and ollllclren or 11w CIIY re- u7 . Ins. MeJt:1 Counb; State Rou\1' No. turned to Mldcll0110rl lor the boll- '78 In Monroe County; tll..ittl :Jou\ti No. 60 1A )foqan Co\lnty; U. I llont. ' Mr. Scarberl')' lo No dar wookend. . 31, Stilt. Route No. UO ln Noble a Iormor MldcUOIIOrl Hlsb School CountyJ Jntenlate Route No. 71, U. 8. Rwta ·~01. 21. SO !IDA, Slate principal. Route No. '71 In Waahlbftol, COUDQ', appcylnlf Edp J.,lrlea. Mr. and Mrs, D. R. Crimea bY Panment Width-VU'tWI. aDd daughter, Karen, of Ellicott ProJect Length--IIM.ll:l Mllta. Lenllth-U9·TI 111111. Clb', Mel., open! tho weekend In Work 'ropoaal No. J-l'our Inch enll • lnclt \.a•e Lll'lll Mlddi"'''rr wlthhermotller, Mra. Alllen1, Wa~hlnJ*Ctrl Countlet Ohio, B, B. Zeltlor and Mr. and Mrs. on U. S. RoutH Noe. 33, 10 Ia AtbEarl Davenport. Other weekend el'll County: Jnterltate Houle No, 11, U. S. Route1 Noa. 50 !lOA, State auesta at the Davenport home Route No. 7 In Wuhll'lltoD Count]", .r===:=:::=::;::=:=:::=:=:=:::=::;:;::=::= ========: ==== ===:=== =: =====t~ were Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Zeig- by appiJinJ Lane Llnu. Pn11ement Wldth-Varloua. ler, Butch and Deama and Mra. ProJect Lenlth--45.32 KUH. Lenl{th--90.84 :MIIel. Rlcbord Zeigler and children, Work "The dati 111!1 for eompleUon of Debbie, Cln<b', and Kim or Bel- thl1 llllork ahaU be 11 Itt lort.h in the blddln.1 propoaal." pre. jij Each bidder 1hal1 be required to Easter weekend guests of Mrs. file with hla bid a certified l!becll for an 1mounl equal to live per ~nt . Mr. and Mro. Eugene Heller Pearl Reynold& and Mn. Miner- a1 hi• ...,.., b\lt In no 1'"'"- noOte lhan l0n lhou11nd doJIDrl or " bond ol Sooth Point; Mr. and Mro. va CbUders were Mra. Nina for Len per ~t of hla bl~. payable Eugene Rills and son, Kenneth Bland, Mrs. Clarence Archer, to the Director. Bldd.tu mu1t apply on the proper Ray ol LOlli Bottom, and Mr. and Charles Leslie and Cheryl Ann, torrru~. for prequalllicalton with th e Mr1. Marvin Burt, Jetr, Ran- and Mr. and Mra. William Bland Hlllhway Credit Examiner al ColumOhiu. ~~ 1e1111t 10 dan Mfore dall, Melanie and David, and Mr. and dausblor, Kathy and Carla, bua. the date aet to open bldJ. and Mro.llayRlus, Caralymand all of Akron, and Charlet Robert The Minimum WIJe \o be paid. to all labor employed oa thiJ eonlrad MaralyM Tracy, Pomeroy were Chambers of Point PJeaaant. oha ll b~ in aceordauce with llle The Rev. and Mrl. George "Schedule of Prevalllnl Hourl' WaJe Easter diMer guesta of Mr. ud Rat... Ascertained and Determined Siddall and children, Tommy, by the Department of Jn~atrlal ReMrs. Ben NeutzUng. applkable to Stale lDJhway Dr. and Mrs. M. K. FUiBio or Tbnm.y, and Laura of Deer Park a.uon• Department Jmprov•mentJ In ltl!ord· Atllens were guests for a pre- come &mclay nliht to visit her ance with Chapter fU5 or the ReCoda of Ohio.'• Easter diMer at the home of mother, Mrs. Paul Snart, a pa- V\Itd Pl.allll and •pe ~lflcatlon• are on Mr. and Mrl. Frank Fugate Uent at Veteran• Memorial Hos- file In UJ.m Department oJ RIP••Ja and the Office of lhe Di.,lalon Dep. Tlturoda¥ nlsbl. I< pital, and other relatives. ut)' Director. Mr. and Mrs. Char lea Bush The Director rt1erve1 th• r~t to Paul Worner and 11011, Ricky, re~ct any and all blda. returned &mday from a foor- and children of Springfteld were 1'. E. MAIHITIIIl day camping trip on Cranberry Easter weekoncl guests of Mr. f.)~; 4·22OII.ICTOR 2ll' River in West Virginia. and Mrs. William Ault and other your friends, becauae your life DNst reYolve arouncl the c1111d who will ba :rour charge Ill his We. u tho ohUd cauaes da!na&O Judlet~ ol the court. of appeau lball tte the ll8bUI. Common pleu judpa shall reeet.ve .u~h compen· 18t.lon aa may be provided by law. .1-udpa lball receive no feel or perquillt.a nor bald any otber oftlce of proftl or truat. under tM authorIty of UU. atate, or of the United Statel. AU voce. tor any jud1e, for any elec:Uve omce, except a JU<Hclal otftce, under \he •uthority of thil Jtate, gtven by the pneral uaem· · bty, or the people 1JuJI be void. (C) No per&On ahall be elected cr appointed to any judicial omce Jl oc. cr before the d.aJ when bt ahall allllme the omoe and. enW upon the dJJchar1e of IW dutlet be lhtlll have attained the a:fi of - - ·:. ·.·. ,.. "craZJ'' one. You ll'adualb lose amendment : ~lat- Top-money entertainer owes so much to The Boys, only thing RANGELIST IT'S SUMMER TIME as the summer ts over, she'll take two full years to rest 'C) in Brazil •.• You can get iced cof. fee in the town's finest French restaurant (La GrenouiUe) but order it in the Lutece grub&hqJ and you get a holty.wlty tumclown ... Cape COd will ba Howard Hughes' next big~ targot, APRIL 21 GUEST u- HI BROW SUNDAY .. WEDNESDAY . APRIL 17 THIU !i;t.A;d'dl:;;;::,:, ,,, :·: Blacl< volvilt, 1!1~ crt!JO, li'm- . per[ormance In a ii">UP· Solobollc or the dead! or Christ and l-'1 wore Mri. Marvin Burt, tho darkne11 or lin, draped tho Mra. Harvey Vu Vranken, Herallor orthoTrbdlfUnlledChurcb. r1 Moore, John WOllam maetor Chrlol lorthoOOmmunllycllolr tnar, Mrl, !itlrley Hamm, Freel proiOIIIattoa ol The Crucifixion Blaotlnar, Ben PhlliiCIII, and JOhn FrlclaT n~a~tt. Worl')'. Cholr member• were aWred For the Eaater a..ncJay aerln black robes lor the contall dl- vices, lhe oltar was bankocl with rectec1 b1 Mrl. Poul Nease. Mra. memorial lllleo, An orllll!l proBen N~lni was altho or'"'" ludo, Tho Eastor Flower - ed the service. Marvin Burt, FAFollowlq her p r o I u d e, ward KOMocly, Ralllh Gravoa, and Chrlll'o ildlerJna. and tho pro- Doa Mayer In whllo I'Gbes aervocl Ctlokllill hymn, the Rev. Car- the communion, The Rev. Mr. ver WIUiama or lho Pomeroy Perrin' a aermon topic: waa, FlndBapllll CIM!rch pve the lnvo- lnl Chrlll In the Gardea. Mils caUIIIL 'lbo bonodlctlon -~~·­ Molanle BUrl and Mlaa Janice en by tho Rev. Glon 1Uie1 or Holter served 11 acrolytea tor the Un!toci Motllodlll Church. both morniJIB worlllllll and omtKlllsbl Tomplar1 alto- tho riH servteeaat the church. ' 0 Upon tbe effective daW ol tbil of Frutlcosia" wbtch really means loll or blackberry bushes. Tlto Jack Ca15li!Y - lillrley Jmes rwnors erlljlled ·apin .. , Jack' a duo to star al tho st. Regis Mai!IODOite ,J,ortly: ho ~socl to be a ballhop.P,one operator and elevator boy at tholfl1llower, Ritz and King EdWard ~otela ~ REVIVAL SERVICES· . . at law an"'d ',', '.,.'of •'•'", 1 E 1 A Lyndon c ' 1=~ d:!!~ to •hne 1 butlon of ht. utate . 1 t d to ...-.ld ule , and 1..,0 1 · ~n::n o~her facta , 111d rdtrence U: ha~ to tilt petit ion in thlt ca.e al- ...... ... oot .- Area lnloaled with Rul>us here a lew dozen, IIIIo ago .. • Gig YOOIIII'I dales are with a lovely SOJ>Ol'- tho' marrlocl star ... Georp Burns laupo at rumorollnklnl him with 19:yeor. old UCLA student Uea Mnler (uses her In his act) but he IIIII c1ate1ber. Helen Ha.Yol Ia hoate,ll!ni the eelobrlty part;y [or Jack Benny after his Walclorf Orst - nliht ... Tlte UsO honOred berolc Jane Froman tdr 'her endless selfloll G, L lllle:laiJdnl; which Jalle a1ar1oc1 39 oporatlma ago - Otter tho cJiilper eraah ~••-'"'· ~ • ~ "'""-,· ,, DT&C'IIVJ: DATI: AND REPEAL U adopted by 1 majorttJ Of tbe electors VOtlnt' on lhi.J amendment. the amendment ex~pt Plll'll ...apb (BI of the Bcbedule ahall take dfect January 10, nno, and exilt1nJ aectlons 1 and J, •nd l8dioDa I, !... I, 11, I, 10, 1S and lot. of Article IV of me ConaUtuUon of Oldo llh.n be repeakd from Neb. dedlve dati!. Pua(rlph (BI of the Scheel· uk and the repeal of aeetlon• U end 13 of Artk:le XI adoiMd tn. 11111 lhaD become eftectlvt' flnmecUatel:v upon Ule adoDtton of tbll amendment b7 U&e eleolon Ott au • ;;;;;-;_on review 11 IW complete keeps him In one piece Ia b I s showbiz ~•in" with former and likely future ttppety.top pollllclorta ... GenUeman larmtr In nearby Connecticut keeps !reopassers away witb ~a, ••Keep . . The Dolly . t;endnel, l'omeroy-MidC110110r~ A!>rll 15, 1968 The Crucifixion Given by ,Choir to aii!Ue girl In a Tlmea Square only mob rocd&711zlnR hb'f I enty yMn.Uo volwl11 .~· ..OJ 1 ,. . 1o IUIMad IMCil1oa I aad "· L 1D ...ct .aso.. L 4. I. ad ·"t !: I. ... to NpNl -noaa L 4. I. t. L JD, U. Ud. 14 at Altlcll 1'9', 11 . . . a.cdou IS uad. II of Artlda ' JACK O'BRIAN BY NEW YORK - NBC' a !itow oxstar Jack Lescoulie' a ho&»italtzed and umtteal" .after an ac. cldental lntusloo ol barl>lluraloa and al.colloJ ••• Former heavywolgbt champ Ezzard Charles wasr:i't In any of the )rfa~ Luther King ~urnouts because he's fighting the toushest enemy he's ever (aced; as always, courage- ""'"! DI'I:CTIVI: DATE AND REPEAL U adopted by a majority o1 the llleoton vet.lfll on thll amendment mtendment sbaU take etrect shaD hold ...tona in each county 1-. and •mtinC MC:!t10n I of the dl.drlet a1 the neeealb' 01 A cle VI at the ConaUtuUon ot arllll!a. The eount:Y oommlulonem 01 Olllo 8balJ. • repealed from IIUCb each county an provtde a proper lby f, 1911! lor any Voice along ·Broadway LIO.U NOTICI fel'Nd by Jaw. (d) In ""'" of 5 - In wldcll she nearly died ..... . - 42nd Sl. hotdoggery ~~I) "Mission Jmpoulble" star Mar- 5113lni he didn't wish 'P bf~•JPQb.,. tin Landau re!Usocl autocrallhs bed;" but the U!Uo ·s~<ll;lioothe ... :~' J .Q.,: ~ . ' �- Dolly t;entlnol, l'omeroy-MidC!Itl>ort, A!>rU 15, 1968 offlean or aarenoMa u may M eon- ~tr tat ..._.leJnt RMOJutton Mo. Ul 10DI'l' RUOLUTI.ON »us , ·, i. ...... ..n. 1 &itidt Yl ..... .eouw.no. of of • . . llde t:ll Oltllo Nlaltft 10 ~ . . . . . . . .rial ruu. o!:k.~~ "l..:O"'~ ................. ·' ~~'":<.:.".':= 01 tbt .UM 1n tba ~ WlaW'a'ta~.\ll'"' be HeJd OD tb ftnt 'l'UN~ U.. lht MondQ' In lby, ,J ~1 to ameDd MletiOI'I · ~ de VI of tbe COllltltutkm ~·· ol ~Oblo ,to read u tOUowa: ,. ABTICLJ: VI BaeUon 1. n. pr1ne1pa1 of an 't.da. erillnl from the Ale, ot Oibu d'-Poli1km Oil ~ or other Wd or entruated to A. educeUonal and .,. lba1l be UJed 01' web m~nner u U. u.1 A...nbl7 llball prNed.bt -··· - IMMA PllilCB DUNA.WAY', ao. ln.· p..:;: - r ~~ tooqapettnt ...,r.etn. whoM plaM ol geneml Jnlerat. the court re•ld>~!nN a WUUarntPort. Sanltot-ud may__dlrect any c:-ourt aPPft)a to lum WllllaiDiport. Yaryla1\d.l ctrut)' lt8 neord to tbe .UpRm.e IJONALD C. CLINK, an IDCOn\lll!*alilo and may NView and ~1. reno•. wbolt ptae11 ol EU1441oce modi )', or revttrM the Jud,c~Dent IX 1...,, Manor Avenue. n . MJt:n l'lor· Ule court ol appe~~ll; Ida 33901 ,. wW talr.a notice Ulal lel The IU.Jireme court lb.u .._ tbe a&lh day of Ma,..,h. 11118 \be view and atftJm, modit)o, or ravent aaid. PJatnUfl, Chadn p, Wlldennut.b.t. the jud~ment 1n any CIM OHWIM · Admlni.ILrator of lhe Eltate -. llarl by any eourt or eppeall ~t A LYndcm De<:•a.ed· . flllll Peto aec:Uon J IBI (tl of tb1i utiele. 111·1_ In the ProHte court, Melli 3) No law lball be )JUIMI: 01' .... 19813 q;W.t rue made whereby an;y puiKill Co\111tJ', oJUo. c.- N•. lhall be prrvented froiD tnYGJdnl tbe above named partlU ancl o\ben the o1111nll jurildlctlon of U.. IU.• 11 ddaadanta. ln whleh the 1114 preme oOurt. ' PlaiutiU alleled tbal the 1ald dee. (C) 'I'Iw decWDnl 1n all oe... tn dent Earl A. l,fndon, la Uw owner the .uprwme eourt thaU be re- of the followlnl pan:etl t>f Jlllll ported, topthllr witb the ....,n• tate: therefor. I'UCII INo 11 Section 3. \A) The ata&e lhllll The lollbwial d~t~c:rlbed nal •· be diYidt!d by aw lnto compact RJI'· tate tJt•at.td I" tll• VUialle of Po· meroy, CoWIU' ol lblll a•!4 &lat. pelltlta dlatrtcll In each of whkh there sball be a co1U1 of ·~ 91 Ohio. bolntftd and dl~nlMd a• eonliltinl Ol three ludle:l. -LaWI follOWI' 8qlnD1.Il& It Ull North· may be palled lncnrUinc lbe DWII• we•t corner of Lilt No. :IOM4r.; ber of Judi .. :In ~ dlft:rlet thenee ill a Norua-tariJ' dlrec· wheftln the volume ot builb- mar 11011 on 1 llne prt:~:lltete<l wttb Lota require .uch addltton.l Judae 01' 208 1Dd 8 .._ w tile bale Df the :tudtes. In dbtrl.cta bav_iitt addl· diU 1 dlatanee of aboUt 100 feet: tlonal 'udfu, tbn!le lhaU thence SOIIUI.we.Wrl)' alo81 tbe PlrUciPite 1n the hell I and ciW.. - of •• , , 00 'f3 Jeet to a point po,ttlon of eaeh eut. Tile eaurt ..... ... .._ the w. 1 •a- J:dtM · ~vedate. ,f~~declRaolution Subttttute Houte J'oJnt f >i No. 3) .IOINT RESOLUTION ••., '"'I 10 . . . . . 1Mtl0a ll of &ftlelt Q of tU CO!IIIlhltloa of a. ltaie .t Oll1o Nlatlft b:l ta.. ..._ ef -..aiUilallft nCI•d-It NIOlVI!d by Ule General A.11Dbl7 Of the State Of Ohio, thf'ee.. lllba af the membeq elec:tad to ..U bouse eoneur-rm. therein, that U... lba1l be aubmitted to the o1 the Nte in the manner bed bJ llw at e special elee· be held on the first T'u.H~.7 after the 1\r&t Monday in May, •mend aectlon ' U of cfe n ottothe ConstJtutlon ot Ohio rod aa toll owl : a. fi -· 'iilii'POA! AB.TICU: D '' lection 11. A vacaney :In the va~:~~ncy in th~ Houee cd. 1\ePre.entat.lvu aeturrinl after &eiuate, or a i. cause1 lnelud- tbe flit ure of a memDeJ'1iet:t quaUty !or oftlet 1hall be ftlled appointment by ihe members ol a Serulte or the membera of the l!lou. Dl Replftellt.tJva. u the eue may be who are alftltated wttb U\e same Mllucal party u the perlast eleited. by the elect.on to the aeat whlch haa berome vacanL A vaeaney otturrtnt before or durlna the fln:t twenty montJu Dl a Senatorial tenn ahall be 6.Ued by tlmporary appointment. aa proftied in thil aectton, for only that portion of the term which will ex· plre on the thlrty -flrst day of Deeernb4!r following the next aeneral elecUon occurriflg In an even-numbered year after the vacancy ocou.n, at which ~leetlon the aeat .... U be ft.lled by the electon ll!l provided by law for the remaining, unexpired portion of the tenn, the member-elect to cha.en to take Dl1011 on the ftr!J\ day In January hext followlnl such election. No per.on lhall be appointed to ft11 a ~ey ln the Senate or House of l'eP..-entaUva. aa the eue may ... unleu he metta lhe qualidcatlolw .et forth In lhlt Constitution and the ltiWII o! th1a n.te for the •t In which the vacaney ~ AD •_ppolntment to till a vacancy lb•ll be aceompliahed, notwJth· ~ tbe provUdon• ot' lt!t'tlon 17, Article n of thla ConrtltuUon, bJ' the adopUOn of a re~~oluUon1 wbUe the Senate or the Houu m: JlepE"eRfltl:tlva, u the cue may be, It In aaalon, with the takinf of tba :yeu and nay1 of the mem ben of the Senate or the Houae of lteDrftenativa. u the ease may be aftllt•ted wtlh the 1111me poUttc.~~l PU'tJ a1 tM penon Jut elected to tbl- - t In whleh the vacancy OC· aww. The adoption of auch l'flDlU· Uon llhall require the aftirmatlve tote of a m11Jority of the memben or the Sl!n.~~t.e or the House of Rep· t.atlvee, u the eaae may be. tied to vote theNOD. Sueh vote be tpread upori the journal of Senate or the House of Reprellntatlvu. u the eaae may be, and eertlfled to the Secr-etary of State 1W the clerk thereof. The secretary ot Stete llhall, upon receipt of ruch Olrtifleatlon blue a ~rUdcate of appolnbnt!fl~ to the person so ap~t.d and upon prtHntaUOn of iueh et:rtJilcate to the Senate or the Bout of ~ntaUvee.. 81 the . . . may be the peraon so ap&hall iake the oath of oftlce Md t.orne a member of the Sen... or the- Houae of Reprnenta...., aa the eate may be, for the tttrm for wb.lch be wu 10 ap - IOn P. .--..w ,..... - D'I'IC'tiVI: DATE AND If adopted bJ a majority of tbe II ton votlnf on thiiJ amendment, tM amendment lblll take lmmldl.te ded. and e~ ~eetton 11 of ArUcle 1'1 vt Cbe ecn.titutkln of Oblo llbaU be repealed from .ucb ..Uve date. (Amended Sut.Utute Houa Joint Relolutlon No. U) JOINT RESOLUTION l ::rk~~u:: ~ ... = lr.!J.cd :r....... ~ and convenient place fOr tile coun of appeal• to hold court. (8) (1) 'I'be eour1a of •ppeala llhaU bl'lt orlflnd JwUdtctlon ID the foUowtng: a) ~o warranto: b) ndamua; Rabeaa !XIrpua:: (d ProblbiUon: (e Proeed.endo: (f) In any ca\1111 on NVIew u maY be ~ry to ttl complete determination. (J) Courtl of •pplfJII tbRU ba'N tueh ~ .. ...,. .,.. provlded 'by Jaw to N'Yi. . Pd. llftlrm, l'! modifY, or a-.verM Judimentt or llnal orden of the eourtl of. reecrd inferior to the court ot 8JlDtRII w11hln the diltrlc:t and lball Uve IUCb •ppeUate Jurladletlon U .may be provldtd bJ law to review and aftl.rm, modify, or revern final orde111 or aeUoiUI of admlnlstn.Uve olfleen or apncleJ. (3) A majority ot the judpl he.rlnf the eaUM man be neeMaary to render • JUdlllumt. J'Uq. menta of the eowia of ~ ue final except aa pNlvlded ln .ect1on J (8) (2) of UU artiCle. No jUdiment l'lllllltinl' from a trt.l by :1\ll'l lhaU be l*Vened on t.be ~l of lbe evidence except b_7 the ecm::ee:!~e~ three JUCIPI Marini an (4) Whenever tbe JudaN ol a eourt ot appeala dnd tbaf a Judiment upon whlcb the)' have •treed 11 in confUet \vltb 1 JUdlment pronounced upon the aame qu..UOO by any other court of appeal~: of tile 1tate, the jUd. . ab.lill eertltJ the reeord of the CIIH to the ~ preme court fox review and Anal detem'llnaUon. (C) Law1 may be paued provid• lnf tor lhe report1n1 Dl CUN In the courta of appeala. S..•ctlon of.. /A) There JhaJl be a court ol common pleaJ 1n eacb eounty ot the Nte. Any Judn ol a court o1 common pleat may lemporarlly hold court In any county. Eaeh coWlty lhaU leal\ one resident Judge andhave tuehatadcfitional realdent ud1e1 a1 rn&J be provkled by law. In counUa hav:tnl more than one judie. the judpl lhall aelect one of their number to act at preaidlnl' judp, to lt!I'Ve at their pluaure. U lhe jU~ are unable beeauae of equal dh111on ol the vote to make auc:h .elecllon, th~ Judfe havlnl the lonft!lt total service on the court of common pleu Jhall lll!rve aa pl'Mid1nl' jUdie untU ~leetlon !1 m.13de by vote. The pre• :~Jnle~~:J!.at:'~ba;w=h relcribed by rule 01 the aupreme 'court (8) The courU of eommon pleu 1haU hive IUCh orlr,nal turUcUeUon over •II jurtlclab e marten aiul .uch powers of !'*VIew ot proeeedlnp of admlniatratlve officera end apncla aa may bl' provlded by law!C./. otharw118 pro'91de0. . by w, tbere aha.IJ be I probl.te dlv:t&lon of the eourtt of common plea1, and judpa shall be elided Jpecifteally to such probate dlvtalon and eb.aU be empowered to employ and eontrol the clerka, employeea, deputia and refereu of llleb pro.. bate cHvi.Jton of the common pleu oourta. Sec:tton 11 . (A) 11) In addition "to all other powers vested by thll arttcle tn tht! aupreme eourt, lhe auprem• eowt Jhall haw pneral tnl• perlntendence over all court1 In the atate. SUDb l'eneral •uperintendlnr po-r ahall be exercised by tbe ehlel juatlce In accordance- wl1b rule! promW..,ted by the 1upreme court. 12) The IUpnme court ahall ap. point an admintatrative dlf@Ctor who shaD a-.t the cb1ef juflice and who lhall •rve at the pleasure of the court. The compenaatlon and dutle. or the Pdmlnbtnttve director lbaH be detennlned by \he :u:: u..... ...... wheN a projected llne -tptloll o( 1M C1:1Ut1 ol Oklo. :uv•" * Sou.tberll' elde of Lot No. would m.Ht: tllenee So\1\herly alont 1114 proJecto4 llne to the 1 r: waat llllll of the 80 foot rlghkl · Wll)' of I.C.lL No. 'f, Seclot~n rneroJ: thellee Notth a D8 Weat lttUt ol Lot No. IO!WI.: thence Welt une of aal" Hllhway • dlataoc:e of tboul 23 rett to thll Sou.th une of Lot No. ~'Ill.: tbenre Welt alont the south une of Lot No. ...,.,., about 3 feet to the South ....... .,. N ,.... · 0• • Wat corner of Lot thence ~ortb alonl the Weat lint of Lot to the place of be· 11 tnnlnlil conta\nlnl •boUt 2'!.100 lfl'fl, ously ... Rumors say Par a- mount's parent firm Gulf & Weltern wants 10 add 2oth-Fox to Its conglomerate "just to put 1be Zanucks in charge'' .•. 1blnk the Vietnam puzzle's impossible? The Plaza Hotel's brass .has had emDeas conferences just to decide II turtleneeka ohould be permitted In Its Oak and Persian Rooms. -· Mary Martin's of1 in u1 Do! 1 Dol" to the Midwest and then L.A. and San Franclaco and 110011 *"'% l'lfHI No. J: 1 The lollowln.l de~~:rl.bed rea Ill· •-te lltu.aled In the Vlllalle or5 ,!~..: ... of Melfi an 4 ....... meroy, county ed d de.crlhed aa of Ohio, bound an!.riP ol land lollow1· BelnJ 1 1 1o 11 feet aide bY :KI ~eet 2011 ~ 1 buut 0 • • off the Welt end of Lot l'&rHI No. J: d rlbo&<l real e•The followint IIC 1 p tate tltulttd tn ~h'M.~~a::d0 suf~ mero)'. county o lbed a1 or ohio bOunded '!~,..r 1.,.... 11 f llu A p1rce1 o .., ~~ ~ ltwa~r the 80 foul riJht-<~f-way 1 e 1 C.H. No. 1 dlrectb' oppelil.e ~t ·No 207 and beiJinnh\11 at a int o.n the weet 1lde of 1ald :.hHI-WIY direrlly op~l~e:: North line of Lot No. iO'J , Wool about 11 ~ feet to the base ol 5 th alonl lhe the cliff: thence 011 baae of the diU a ditt.,nce of 50 feet· u.enct li.a1t to a point on the' we~t •Ide of uld rlJ)tt-of-wa:.o dlrediY opp~ltt ~e S~':!r.~~l t:Qrner of Lot No . ..,, · lh of abuut 11~ f.eet ; thenc~.. N~.•.l· aluDI the wett tide of """ r a dlat 11 nce of :iO feel to tha uf, -way oj boa(lnnlnll, contalnlnll P aee ~~~~~e~~~IOO[le':f::'· Vol. 181, Pale 19 ~ ; Vol. !.tO Pa1e 1~. ~d R.t!cord•. Melli counly , Ohio . . Plaintiff rurt.tr.er 1ue.:e• In 1111 Pef1· tltlon !he name• of 111 the bene - 3 •""f :re ::uued ::a REV. CHARLES LUSHER. . . H•r thll l!lllfted man of God, wtU.• putor .. htlrt and a burrtltll' 11eal to w1D U.. kilt to ~t. ot.JCw• WI!DNESDAY 7:H- SUNDAY ICBOOL NiGHT . TIIUIISDAY 7:10 - PAC - A - PBW NJGin' FRIDAY 7:H - FAMO.Y NIGBT 8A'nJIDAY 7:11 - Attend Service PAC- -A - PBW NJGin' SlJNIIAY 11:15-7:11- CJIUIICB LOYALTY 81JNDAY 4.99 BONE For Father of WJ/iom Ault SPIClAL IRIBIC I:ACB NJGBT Lady Jlllbllaher expects a major embassy post If Bobby wins .•• Brazilian SOJ18streSs Astrud THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Gilberta (now Mrs. Nick LaSior- SIITH AIID PAl·I·IIIIILEPOIT za) will be singing bossa nova lullabies by summer . - -•• • •• • • • le~~nll~=~·rayer of utd petltlo1n Plaintiff praY• that the rl!j:hla, n· d \len• of the uld Delen· tere111 an be fully determined, ad. dtntl ma)' ed and that Pe · J~~!~r •;~, P~;tt;'~th~rlzed 1nd ord· 11 d ~ell u.ld rnl eat~te accord 1 eR - &UC h eaR maded ini toothe atatute 1n d provided and for wch other an :~ other proper further relief a• maY be ju111 and proper. ana· Said parllet are requlr~d to wer on or Dtfor" the 2~th d1Y 0 1 •• •• • ..• • • •• ..• .: 1 • May , A.D . 198fl. .•- Daled April Jill,, ltlllwJL.DIIlMUTM · · . CHARLII '· Adml"lltrator of ttte IJtaH d • uri • - Lyntto"' oecoa" crow Crow a Port.r tor Plaintiff 01 !4l 1; a: U; 22; 29 ( ~I 6 " of •• •tto•••• • •• • • .. Funeral aervlces for Frederick .It Aul~ lather ol WUUam Aulc ol Middleport, woro conclicled FrlclaT II tho PhlllljJs Funeral Homo In Ironton. Mr. Ault died II tho Albonf Boot Home. Tbt Rev. Wooley BellllOII olll<lllocl at the ..,.., lcea and burial "'" In the Ha.. trhW Cemetery at Jrorton. Other lurvivon an a aon. Goorao Ault; • dqhter, 11 r o. Lo..- LaWIIorn, or lllrqfteld; • - · Clar.,.e, or Wheeioro~~urr. oDd a slatfto. Mro. Bob lloUon, Whoelarlllurio' In Ironton to attend the aorv&ct~s . were Kr. IDd Mrs. wuu.m Ault, llomla and Ka)'; Mr. 111d Mro. Gary Ault ond Mr. and Mro. Charles Buall, lllrlngllold. 'Personal Notes t judp, or 81lJ· dp who nti.NII under tbta on, may be •~ed wltb bia conMnt. by the cbl.t iuttJce or ac:tinl clUd Jutlce ol the lllpreiM court to active duf.7 u a judp •nd wbJle ao .ervtq: ahall i'ectjve the ..Ubliahed eompenu. Uon for tueh otaet, computed upon a per dieM balde. In addition to 8ll7 retirement benellU to wblcb Jtit may be entWed. IAWII maJ be = l n l Mtlrement bue-. 01 the e«.Uve date of thta amend· m"'t IBl In aoeordanoe wiU\ tiM proYIGons of tb1l arUele, tbe pnitral auembl1 wn enaat ruch 11... and thr ruprema court lb.IU promutrate JUCh ridea u wW Jive etred to 1M provlliona MNin. (C) All laWI and rulel of oourt in exkblnot upon the eflectlft dlie of Urla: amertdmt!flt ahall eontlnua In etret:t untO supenedecl or GhP...S ID 'he manner authortud 111 CbSI amendment · <D) AU Judad ot the probate oouril lhaU beeornu Jndps of Uw courta of eommon piau. (B) Any Judie no 11 bo~ ofHee on DeceDlber :U, .... uc1 who would ..,_ elllfble !or ,.......,_. tson In 1970 tor a tt:rrn ~nlnf 1n c•n ,...,.. ••• .,. .,.. .,. proViGons of dlvialon (C) ol ltcUou · ~._ ArUcle IV 1 lUll be elldbJ! nevenne~ to oa re-elect.cl m um for one ad41Uonal trnm • JUdie of tho eame court. Ea•r guest• of Mlu Marprot Souer were Mr1. Charles relative a.. Any ho.me can be converted to clean electric heat, easily and economically. Let us prove it. Call us ... or mail this More than 3 million American homes are heated electrically. The Federal Power Commission forecasts 19 million families will convert to or build electrically heated homes within just12years I Why? Ben Franklin's stoves sold like hotcakes because they were more efficient than an open fire. The pot bellied stove was replaced by central heating systems. Today's big home-heating trend is another vast improvement ..• tlamel••• electric .. . because It offers such a wide choice of systems and so many more advantages that it makes other methods of heating seem clumsy and old-f!lshloned. More convenient, more comfortable, more versatile, electric heat gives you .more for your money. And you can enjoy It now, in your present house. UNIT1D 8'!'ATIS o• AJDRICA ITATJ.: OJ' OHIO Omc& or Till: lliCIIZTARY OFITATZ Pow or Company Rm. 430 • 301 Clevtllnd Avt., S.W, K~L-------------------~ C~•-------~---------- AprU 5, 1968 .IT'S TIMI TO. STAll ' Won lola' I •••••••••••• •1:1 Seve~{.4) • • •••••• y- . 25 Foreet Run •••••••• 2l Ch!lllmon-CanaclaT•• , .18 Lo&t •• 12 14 18 RESIDENTIAL .. COMMIItCAl .' ' By Helen Bottel Cede. Your problem of friendlessneSS mi(Ltlt IJe aoJVed by joining a society for parents of the mentally retarded. Discussing similar worries here. you may learn how to COpe with neighborhood uneaainesa, and ~" all four of · -·lln!:::. you can ve tulnu·· UVea . ...:.. · H;. Dear Helen: I am in my 50s, and bad -·•t - k four year I VM ""' to adue to 4 ww ill health. I always knew my hu&ar-·-• but beband .... -·-'·g a· u.~auul ...,......., cause none of the affairs lasted long, 1 didn't eause a fuss. After all, I loved him and, be. Dear l.Gnely: A laWJer can tell you that, if facta are a• you state them, your hu &band cannot Ieave you ocl school. He boo rolllntd his ~1ell. rm not a lawyer, 10 coordination well1 but, he can't ,_...... do much more than road and deal me out of this controverwrlle. He II 20. Monlol Jloalth BY, - H. 1bls column Ia· clecllcaled to Cllolct and apocllll oclllcilton !amity llvJns, 10 II yoo're havbolpod both, but not enoua~~. 11!11 they're II'QW1I. whll next? lni kid trouble or just plain to thoro any hopt lor - l e lrN>Ie, let Helen belp YOU, 9te will al10 welcome your own like us?- loll"· c. H.. amulllns uperl~~~:ces. Addreaa Dear ·llr, H: HelM Bolle! in cue ol I b I o Coil or wrlto )'0111' Sla1e DIYiaiCII ol Vocaltonal Roilabllltalton, wliose beadQI&rlers are a1 tho state Clpltol. With the prop. • ' ' We h4~ a ulilily room or ·ltabdill. 110111 can probIK our house. ll's where lbl,y .become aolt - ~ "'* kttp lhe-liQht blllB, the IIi! I, _. tilm,to1111!' -·"""""' 11011¢441 keep lhe11l oot ol WGttr bUll, the phone. billl troW!o. ADd wbori iiolaWior1 ol>IOl'VO th07 ''111 to wor~ llkt .,.._ or ~t'' their lear• will ' re~ •• MUELLER- CUMATROL the 0'9Jutvan Ladles Prole&· &loeal Goll Anodatloo TOIII'narnent !Utday for a 54-hole lolal ol 216 to edge llardcllarglng !itlrley Jnglehorn by · one stroke for the crown. Miss !nglebom, nred a twoander 69, bast 1'0IIIICI or the day, OIL AND GAS FURNACES, TOOl. FREE ESTIMATES .ARNOLD BROTHERS -• to capture second place In the $12,500 tournament. Tlte victory was worth $1,875 in official LPGA prize money to Miss Smith. Second place in the Inaugural playing ol the !4urnamonl paid $1,475. - ··- - . ' 992-2248 -· . (Formerly Evana Sullllr Market) Comtr Mill 1ncl S..ncl Sh. PHONE! ~ MIIIOIII'()II', We Accept Federal Food Stamps! eoune. Pavement Wldth~1& feet . ProJect and Wotk Lerlgth-3.90'U feet or o.n Mlle. Part Ne. 2 Gallla county , Ohio on !ieetlon ~ GAL ~ ~4--'7.04. state Route No . SM • .LA 5prin&Uel4 MorJ:an 1nd Cheahlr~ Town 1 ht,., by ·apPlJIKr • · ttl· tumlnoua •urrace treatment . Pavement Wldth- 18 feet • Projeet and Work Len~tll--tll,ll89. 6 feet or e.a MiJel, Pert Ne. J Gallla county Ohio, on SectlGAL 77~0.004 .541) (3 .84), St..te Route No. Tla, in Greu., ,.....,. anr!, Walnut Tow01htp1 b:v appb'lna • bltuminoua eurface tre.tment. Pavement WldUJ-Varloua. ProJect and Worlt: JJtnrth-3i.38U feet or Vl8 MUea. Part No. • Melli County, Ohio. on SectlonaM.IG - 325-(0.00·1.181 Sht.e Route No. 32:1, in Salem ToWlliiUp, by IP· Plllnl a bltutniD.OWI cold l\lf- t~ 1'!0111'111. to Bidders apply, on tlltt proper foi'IIU. ~c~r prequallllcatioll ..tth 'be Hilhway Cu4lt J:xamlner at Columbtu obto. ., lent 10 d&JI before the' date Itt to open bhb. Tbe MtBlmum t.o be pald to all labor emplored. on thla contrad thlll be Ia aeeordaDCe wlt.b the "Sebedule of Pre'fllillRI Hourl)t Wap R-.tfll Aaeertatae4 a!KI Detal'lllilled bJ \he apPUeable Departmenttoof Slate lmlWI~1. RelaUOJ\J ...,...WQ suao BACON 59~ lb. Ula DlncToa 4-15; 4-111 lkl Rill AND AUTO INSURANCI 3. JO SERVE·YOU SAUSAGE FRIES 39e lb. Fresh, Lean Ground Beef ib. pkg. But Buy! .Gay.Ninety PURE 49e CANDY BAR SALE! RC COLA BREAD 8 King Size Loaves bat. 7~ lb. Pride Brancl SALJINE CRACKERS SWIFTNING . "3~~. .59~ l Df 'I'IITIJIOIO" 1ft ~ WBI:&•o•. I ~..:' IIIJI!.' T11D W. 8I!OW1I Clelll '·l . ~~·19~ .. . Pure C•••.· " - lolnt I\MObdiOJl No. a Brooli OLEO' Slwrtening Buy! •' 59e 16ot. ~unny 3 MUSKETEEIS MILKY WAY SNICKERS Reg. JOe .... 10C 9oE. • • a.to~u.Uon Mo. U, Amended Sub- IUNte Houa1 .lolnt =luUon No. I """ ..,..,... lu :J'It.t':tuto 1oe bch. FroHn Food Sole! rllb' '- '· 1, MAitMITII. L PORK Departrnant lmprow.menta In aceonl· 111 ce wltb Cbap\er tllll <If tba S. ,.blil Code Ol' Qhl.o." PW. nd .peclflcatllllll an on n1e m Ute oaper\PIIInt o1 Hlt]lway• Uld u. ortkll o1 uae DLvWlora DeJ· li\.Y DlrtcWr. The p&ree\01' resenea Sealtesl Dubuque Brand •AI• reJect all)' and aU blda- CARROTS ONIONS RADISHES Hygrade Circle K mlf.., Pavement Widtb-11 fee\. Projed a ~ Worll Lanith-8'7~1 .8 f"t or 5.21 JUiu. "The dat. Ml for eompleUon or lb.. wort Jball be U aet forth In tM bld:llrll propoaaJ.'' ··•-AA h Each bidder Jb.U be reqoou- ... with ln. b14 oer11a.d obeelr. amount to ' ' ' ' pu Mil* evtiit more ~~;.~i'J!::: or a lloll4 for 1.. • payable 0. "Wt .... _'nil .~::ru:-:.~-:lbtd~~ bY c.rtifY that the fontotni Jl a ........... ............. 1!_ ........::r;.: ·· - " ' ... c...u .....-·~0:: .......... .....=-::ml:F':i ......,..•• =-......., ....... I • MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 9:30-S-.n. 12 to atrtrfll 11 one contract and will bt contldtrtd OR till batla ef n1e total amount bid• Part No , 1 Gallia count1, Ohio on SeeUonGAL---32!1 _ t8.2t, state Route No. 3:15, In Mor1an ToWIUblp bJ applyIng a bUumlnou• eolcl nllx turface - eeeet'•• . .. lnstaiiNDWand really .wE/ LPGA WINNER WINCHESTER, Va. (IJP0Marll,ynn Smith shot a three . over par 7>;. in the nnal l'OI.IId ot (JI:attern DayHibt Saving Time ! Tue&day, Aprtt 30 1918, lor Improvement. In: PtriJ Nos. 1 to 4 inciutln ar. USe •• PEOPLE FEAR THE UNKNOWN Dear Holen: The rich can aftord ps,ycbiatrie help for their "different" ch~ldnm, or put them In private colt over $1,000 a tlie""poor, or mid· dlo-dau-- ' e mull decide. baa Slalo lnllltutlon or trylni to keep them out or lrN>Ie a1 llomo. Tltla uaually moanathat Your nelsbbora sta,y clear of yoo because they are alrald or the ,f AIR 21 Powell'• Suooco•• '• , .J.S\1 23'h Beverly's • , ••• , - • 10'h 281,1 Team High Series andGameSevon-Up, 2265 and 776. · Ind. High Sorlea- Julia Boyle., Ind. High Game -lola Howell and Esther ~Ivester. 111. until 10:00 A.M., m canton, Ohio 44701 Addr....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ UNIT P•tCI CONTRACT leukld prupotala will be re-e~Uved at the offici! or IM: SlaUI lthChWIIY mreetor of oluo Columowt. OIUV until J!HIO A.M., Eu1tern DaJIIIht Saw· lni Time, Tuu«UUY Apnl :JD, tllll, for \mprrwementl In: ..,.... p,.._al W.. 1 dd. I •re , •• oM contract Hill will Ill (;,... lfclaretl e• tiNt .... fl . tbJ UYI . CGnfrnt Stlf1 L.. lt Copy NO. ...,,. UNIT P'IUCI CONTIACT Sealed proposals will be received at lhe oftltt or the State Hi&hwa,v Director Df O'ilio Co\umbut. Oblo --r. O~io c.,.. POMEIIOY LANES Wolnin's Frldv Night .,._ "')T!CI TO CONTIACTOU STATI OF OHIO OIPAilt'MUIT OF HIGHWAYS Colum~• Ohle Attrll I, 1961 Helen Help leonL ' cerebral palOUr other 1011'1 Ill' waon'l_.-ontunlll ho slerl- The trend is clear! ' Dilf'ARTMIIIT Of NIOHWA'WI' CoiV~t~bVIo Otll. A,rll J ......tit Cef'lh'Kt lalfl UPI Nil. • li Pomeroy... : Personal Notes :.:~ or r.-::r 1nJ . - fn aecordanOe wi tbe F'OC*I\11'111 Ww ID dwl at tbe titr'LI ): sides, I wal busy with raising my lamlly and holding my J'ob, Since the ehUdren are gone or burta someone, the pareats and rm at home, PV8 noticed ore bl1111811 and ostracized with crloa ol, ''Why didn't thoy pot more. 1 finall.)' caught In)' bUIband dead to ri .... ts with my lllo'• him &f183'/'' But II they DO put . neiibbor. He beat me badly and blm In a cold, 10Kierslellocl aiate me if I di\'OJ'Ced him, I llo!llilal, thOJ cao hardl3 live told ~•t -' r1 with themselves. Moreover, our coul wa P • IUJIPO • What bas happened to our laws 11111 are -llno - not cllolurbocl III10Usb lor ho!llilallzal!on, when they cb1't prated wornyet too clllllurbecl and retarded en? I hiV8 a cbolctt ol lltQing 011 with a cruel, unlatthlul hUI• lor real Ule. llolh our bo;)'o started out band, or leaviq: and ping on •• normal chllclren. One almost rellef. He wants me to leave, cllod lrom aa electric &hock at because now that rrn not workoae lllnt. Ilia loarnlne capac- lng, I'm a needless expense -Ity lllcgocl, At 23, ho hal the I can DO Ionger pay my w&f. Doesntt a man have to give ~"' or .., adult 1n lha mind ••a ~•e •-"''-· for SG years ol a chUd. He to al'llll' o In •u tUI• -vwa&U6 LONELY lrW>!o, moolty with dollll<l'ont ol -·•-'•-?• ._ • ~v ret1Nd <Al ProYliiOn m.u be m.adj!oib• law for the dlapoGtion of .U .~- L.IOAL NOTICI NOTICI TO CONTaACTOIIj STATI Of OHIO JIYidan and dauifllar, Elloa, ol Athens. Aa a memorlel tribute llftCIUDI bid, to her parerits, Mra. Jividen pre,,._., , No. l-llltDw•• •nfl la111' 1... Ll"!!f sented Min Sauer with a IUy. Gallla, ·Hoeklnllo llelp, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Flnell(>ld Atilen• M.olll'oe. Morcan. Noble and WuhCountlea, Ohio on U.(l. ROVtel or Columbul were Easter week- . ln~ton N01. 33. 110, State Boate No. 13 fn end &~~est a ot her parent a, Mr _ Athena County: U. R. R0\1141 No. 3D State Rou~ No. Ito In Oal_Ua Counand Mn, Emer1011 Jones. ty; U. S. Route No. 33, Stall Routea ldr. and Mr1. AllrociScarberry -Not. 58. 93, 180 ln Hoelr.IDI CountJ; Route No. 33 State Route N'o. and ollllclren or 11w CIIY re- u7 . Ins. MeJt:1 Counb; State Rou\1' No. turned to Mldcll0110rl lor the boll- '78 In Monroe County; tll..ittl :Jou\ti No. 60 1A )foqan Co\lnty; U. I llont. ' Mr. Scarberl')' lo No dar wookend. . 31, Stilt. Route No. UO ln Noble a Iormor MldcUOIIOrl Hlsb School CountyJ Jntenlate Route No. 71, U. 8. Rwta ·~01. 21. SO !IDA, Slate principal. Route No. '71 In Waahlbftol, COUDQ', appcylnlf Edp J.,lrlea. Mr. and Mrs, D. R. Crimea bY Panment Width-VU'tWI. aDd daughter, Karen, of Ellicott ProJect Length--IIM.ll:l Mllta. Lenllth-U9·TI 111111. Clb', Mel., open! tho weekend In Work 'ropoaal No. J-l'our Inch enll • lnclt \.a•e Lll'lll Mlddi"'''rr wlthhermotller, Mra. Alllen1, Wa~hlnJ*Ctrl Countlet Ohio, B, B. Zeltlor and Mr. and Mrs. on U. S. RoutH Noe. 33, 10 Ia AtbEarl Davenport. Other weekend el'll County: Jnterltate Houle No, 11, U. S. Route1 Noa. 50 !lOA, State auesta at the Davenport home Route No. 7 In Wuhll'lltoD Count]", .r===:=:::=::;::=:=:::=:=:=:::=::;:;::=::= ========: ==== ===:=== =: =====t~ were Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Zeig- by appiJinJ Lane Llnu. Pn11ement Wldth-Varloua. ler, Butch and Deama and Mra. ProJect Lenlth--45.32 KUH. Lenl{th--90.84 :MIIel. Rlcbord Zeigler and children, Work "The dati 111!1 for eompleUon of Debbie, Cln<b', and Kim or Bel- thl1 llllork ahaU be 11 Itt lort.h in the blddln.1 propoaal." pre. jij Each bidder 1hal1 be required to Easter weekend guests of Mrs. file with hla bid a certified l!becll for an 1mounl equal to live per ~nt . Mr. and Mro. Eugene Heller Pearl Reynold& and Mn. Miner- a1 hi• ...,.., b\lt In no 1'"'"- noOte lhan l0n lhou11nd doJIDrl or " bond ol Sooth Point; Mr. and Mro. va CbUders were Mra. Nina for Len per ~t of hla bl~. payable Eugene Rills and son, Kenneth Bland, Mrs. Clarence Archer, to the Director. Bldd.tu mu1t apply on the proper Ray ol LOlli Bottom, and Mr. and Charles Leslie and Cheryl Ann, torrru~. for prequalllicalton with th e Mr1. Marvin Burt, Jetr, Ran- and Mr. and Mra. William Bland Hlllhway Credit Examiner al ColumOhiu. ~~ 1e1111t 10 dan Mfore dall, Melanie and David, and Mr. and dausblor, Kathy and Carla, bua. the date aet to open bldJ. and Mro.llayRlus, Caralymand all of Akron, and Charlet Robert The Minimum WIJe \o be paid. to all labor employed oa thiJ eonlrad MaralyM Tracy, Pomeroy were Chambers of Point PJeaaant. oha ll b~ in aceordauce with llle The Rev. and Mrl. George "Schedule of Prevalllnl Hourl' WaJe Easter diMer guesta of Mr. ud Rat... Ascertained and Determined Siddall and children, Tommy, by the Department of Jn~atrlal ReMrs. Ben NeutzUng. applkable to Stale lDJhway Dr. and Mrs. M. K. FUiBio or Tbnm.y, and Laura of Deer Park a.uon• Department Jmprov•mentJ In ltl!ord· Atllens were guests for a pre- come &mclay nliht to visit her ance with Chapter fU5 or the ReCoda of Ohio.'• Easter diMer at the home of mother, Mrs. Paul Snart, a pa- V\Itd Pl.allll and •pe ~lflcatlon• are on Mr. and Mrl. Frank Fugate Uent at Veteran• Memorial Hos- file In UJ.m Department oJ RIP••Ja and the Office of lhe Di.,lalon Dep. Tlturoda¥ nlsbl. I< pital, and other relatives. ut)' Director. Mr. and Mrs. Char lea Bush The Director rt1erve1 th• r~t to Paul Worner and 11011, Ricky, re~ct any and all blda. returned &mday from a foor- and children of Springfteld were 1'. E. MAIHITIIIl day camping trip on Cranberry Easter weekoncl guests of Mr. f.)~; 4·22OII.ICTOR 2ll' River in West Virginia. and Mrs. William Ault and other your friends, becauae your life DNst reYolve arouncl the c1111d who will ba :rour charge Ill his We. u tho ohUd cauaes da!na&O Judlet~ ol the court. of appeau lball tte the ll8bUI. Common pleu judpa shall reeet.ve .u~h compen· 18t.lon aa may be provided by law. .1-udpa lball receive no feel or perquillt.a nor bald any otber oftlce of proftl or truat. under tM authorIty of UU. atate, or of the United Statel. AU voce. tor any jud1e, for any elec:Uve omce, except a JU<Hclal otftce, under \he •uthority of thil Jtate, gtven by the pneral uaem· · bty, or the people 1JuJI be void. (C) No per&On ahall be elected cr appointed to any judicial omce Jl oc. cr before the d.aJ when bt ahall allllme the omoe and. enW upon the dJJchar1e of IW dutlet be lhtlll have attained the a:fi of - - ·:. ·.·. ,.. "craZJ'' one. You ll'adualb lose amendment : ~lat- Top-money entertainer owes so much to The Boys, only thing RANGELIST IT'S SUMMER TIME as the summer ts over, she'll take two full years to rest 'C) in Brazil •.• You can get iced cof. fee in the town's finest French restaurant (La GrenouiUe) but order it in the Lutece grub&hqJ and you get a holty.wlty tumclown ... Cape COd will ba Howard Hughes' next big~ targot, APRIL 21 GUEST u- HI BROW SUNDAY .. WEDNESDAY . APRIL 17 THIU !i;t.A;d'dl:;;;::,:, ,,, :·: Blacl< volvilt, 1!1~ crt!JO, li'm- . per[ormance In a ii">UP· Solobollc or the dead! or Christ and l-'1 wore Mri. Marvin Burt, tho darkne11 or lin, draped tho Mra. Harvey Vu Vranken, Herallor orthoTrbdlfUnlledChurcb. r1 Moore, John WOllam maetor Chrlol lorthoOOmmunllycllolr tnar, Mrl, !itlrley Hamm, Freel proiOIIIattoa ol The Crucifixion Blaotlnar, Ben PhlliiCIII, and JOhn FrlclaT n~a~tt. Worl')'. Cholr member• were aWred For the Eaater a..ncJay aerln black robes lor the contall dl- vices, lhe oltar was bankocl with rectec1 b1 Mrl. Poul Nease. Mra. memorial lllleo, An orllll!l proBen N~lni was altho or'"'" ludo, Tho Eastor Flower - ed the service. Marvin Burt, FAFollowlq her p r o I u d e, ward KOMocly, Ralllh Gravoa, and Chrlll'o ildlerJna. and tho pro- Doa Mayer In whllo I'Gbes aervocl Ctlokllill hymn, the Rev. Car- the communion, The Rev. Mr. ver WIUiama or lho Pomeroy Perrin' a aermon topic: waa, FlndBapllll CIM!rch pve the lnvo- lnl Chrlll In the Gardea. Mils caUIIIL 'lbo bonodlctlon -~~·­ Molanle BUrl and Mlaa Janice en by tho Rev. Glon 1Uie1 or Holter served 11 acrolytea tor the Un!toci Motllodlll Church. both morniJIB worlllllll and omtKlllsbl Tomplar1 alto- tho riH servteeaat the church. ' 0 Upon tbe effective daW ol tbil of Frutlcosia" wbtch really means loll or blackberry bushes. Tlto Jack Ca15li!Y - lillrley Jmes rwnors erlljlled ·apin .. , Jack' a duo to star al tho st. Regis Mai!IODOite ,J,ortly: ho ~socl to be a ballhop.P,one operator and elevator boy at tholfl1llower, Ritz and King EdWard ~otela ~ REVIVAL SERVICES· . . at law an"'d ',', '.,.'of •'•'", 1 E 1 A Lyndon c ' 1=~ d:!!~ to •hne 1 butlon of ht. utate . 1 t d to ...-.ld ule , and 1..,0 1 · ~n::n o~her facta , 111d rdtrence U: ha~ to tilt petit ion in thlt ca.e al- ...... ... oot .- Area lnloaled with Rul>us here a lew dozen, IIIIo ago .. • Gig YOOIIII'I dales are with a lovely SOJ>Ol'- tho' marrlocl star ... Georp Burns laupo at rumorollnklnl him with 19:yeor. old UCLA student Uea Mnler (uses her In his act) but he IIIII c1ate1ber. Helen Ha.Yol Ia hoate,ll!ni the eelobrlty part;y [or Jack Benny after his Walclorf Orst - nliht ... Tlte UsO honOred berolc Jane Froman tdr 'her endless selfloll G, L lllle:laiJdnl; which Jalle a1ar1oc1 39 oporatlma ago - Otter tho cJiilper eraah ~••-'"'· ~ • ~ "'""-,· ,, DT&C'IIVJ: DATI: AND REPEAL U adopted by 1 majorttJ Of tbe electors VOtlnt' on lhi.J amendment. the amendment ex~pt Plll'll ...apb (BI of the Bcbedule ahall take dfect January 10, nno, and exilt1nJ aectlons 1 and J, •nd l8dioDa I, !... I, 11, I, 10, 1S and lot. of Article IV of me ConaUtuUon of Oldo llh.n be repeakd from Neb. dedlve dati!. Pua(rlph (BI of the Scheel· uk and the repeal of aeetlon• U end 13 of Artk:le XI adoiMd tn. 11111 lhaD become eftectlvt' flnmecUatel:v upon Ule adoDtton of tbll amendment b7 U&e eleolon Ott au • ;;;;;-;_on review 11 IW complete keeps him In one piece Ia b I s showbiz ~•in" with former and likely future ttppety.top pollllclorta ... GenUeman larmtr In nearby Connecticut keeps !reopassers away witb ~a, ••Keep . . The Dolly . t;endnel, l'omeroy-MidC110110r~ A!>rll 15, 1968 The Crucifixion Given by ,Choir to aii!Ue girl In a Tlmea Square only mob rocd&711zlnR hb'f I enty yMn.Uo volwl11 .~· ..OJ 1 ,. . 1o IUIMad IMCil1oa I aad "· L 1D ...ct .aso.. L 4. I. ad ·"t !: I. ... to NpNl -noaa L 4. I. t. L JD, U. Ud. 14 at Altlcll 1'9', 11 . . . a.cdou IS uad. II of Artlda ' JACK O'BRIAN BY NEW YORK - NBC' a !itow oxstar Jack Lescoulie' a ho&»italtzed and umtteal" .after an ac. cldental lntusloo ol barl>lluraloa and al.colloJ ••• Former heavywolgbt champ Ezzard Charles wasr:i't In any of the )rfa~ Luther King ~urnouts because he's fighting the toushest enemy he's ever (aced; as always, courage- ""'"! DI'I:CTIVI: DATE AND REPEAL U adopted by a majority o1 the llleoton vet.lfll on thll amendment mtendment sbaU take etrect shaD hold ...tona in each county 1-. and •mtinC MC:!t10n I of the dl.drlet a1 the neeealb' 01 A cle VI at the ConaUtuUon ot arllll!a. The eount:Y oommlulonem 01 Olllo 8balJ. • repealed from IIUCb each county an provtde a proper lby f, 1911! lor any Voice along ·Broadway LIO.U NOTICI fel'Nd by Jaw. (d) In ""'" of 5 - In wldcll she nearly died ..... . - 42nd Sl. hotdoggery ~~I) "Mission Jmpoulble" star Mar- 5113lni he didn't wish 'P bf~•JPQb.,. tin Landau re!Usocl autocrallhs bed;" but the U!Uo ·s~<ll;lioothe ... :~' J .Q.,: ~ . ' �1i\~ .... ..... '~ •. ' I' •., .....~,-. , .l{'. 1»01 J1t'.l4f, I : ,. • '' I ' LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want ~~s Brmg .Top -Grade Results " '""'iiANT- IN. . UU.TIOII .., .................... oiAkiNH ·~·. ............... t c....tttet-. · • •:• ,· ~~ .... C:.mct~eM ::•~'!'i...::!ft!. -wMI 1M .... "- · · .. llllt . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . .-ct.-t.. TM "ltl..,.•r will ,.. ..................... . ,. . . ·-·=.. . . ............ "' ................ ~ .' .... W8ftt All JerWtc• ,......... , .. ,..,. ,c..............'" _.. .,.. ..,...... - MlftiMVM CM.... 11 11 nMs ,.r w.r11 sla ceNMutl• ~-~ .... DfleeltM .. ,... . . •1'1111 . . ,_.. wltltlll 11 ,_,.. CAID 0f1 THANICI a MITUAIY 11.11 .... H _,.. Mlftl,..,., Ia. weN 11. • ...u"•' .u.Jit.....l lk ............ c....... .... •LIND ADI . ·' Notice ANOTHER SIUPMENT of women's and children's clothing has arrived; also, men's work unllorms. Jeffers Clothing Store, Rt 33, Pomeroy. ~:Ute WILL DO sewing at home: lip. pers, pockets, pegging, ben> lng, alteraUons, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone 7'13-4e51. S.l.NOIP SPECIAL PERMANENTS res· ular $IS nnw $UO. Cletlth Brogan's Shop, near Salem Center. S.lf-3llc HAPPY HOUR, Sbenang Sprlnjjs Nile Club, S to 8 p.m. Monday tbru Friday. Ladles nlgbt every Friday. Ullc PENNY - ONE 11146 PENNY Will pay lor a brake adjus~ rnent at Pomeroy Home & Atlto. 1-7-tle Auction SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 11 a. m. 3\i miles east of Shade, Olrlo. on township road No. 110 comolete boosehold and la~e amount of mlseenan· eous Items Lunch avanabte. Mr. and Mrs. BID Snow. own· ers. McCoy's Auction Service, Au<ts. · 4-14-8te S•l• ., Ttlclt R-4 CATAPILLAR blade and Winch lor sale, or will trade for pick-up truck. Phone 992383$ 4-1(-Sip L<'st rnd Found LOST AND FOUND LOST: Keys With rabbit loot fob. Please call Jacob Tum· er at 991-38111 and reoelve reward. Jacob TUrner. 4-14-3tp . Help Wanted Art Linkletter bas joined Beellne fashion &Mw, bow about you? Qualilleations real deolre to earn money. 10 11ours a week in spare Ume IIJid transportation. No collecting or delivery. C8l1 Gallipolis 446-4146. 4-12-31< LADiq - FEMALE. Waitress 21 to 115, must have neat appearance, llighl sh~t. good pay, apply 1n person. Blue Tartan. 4-11-Mc CAR HOP, waitress and dlob wuber. Apply In peroon. Crow'• Steak Houle. ~tc ''. ~. " . Em.,ln•·ment Wanted WOMAN wants bouoeworl< by dav or week. Phone 992-51110. . 4-1Htc ' ·BABYSITTING In ' phllne 119U!84. " l ' . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. .. ..S 2 Door Monterey, V-8 IUtomltie trlftl,, new w.w. tint, whit• flnl•h •.shlr]> •nd eleon interior ndlo ond beoter 1962 FORD .. . .. .. . .. .'.. . ...... $195 lalaxie tsOO, ·4 door. V-8 eftline, :~uto. tru&; power <!Perin~. rodlo. •ood u.., red l!lnl* 1965 CHEVY II *" . . .. . .. . .. ... $159S Suprr Spt. Cpe. VB engine, automatic tnn-. New t1re1. ('lean interior. radio and hnter . 1963 PONTIAC . . . . . . ............ $t9S C;t'"''lina 2 d~. autom_atie, good tlft1, ndio aad '-ter IJI4tHfo O.,ICI - u a.-. .... --~ I:M ,::11 ••• ~ ..11M ~ QUALITY 196-3 Ml!RCURY --~. Motor Co. 01' I:..ULATIOlll 1111 hWither ,._.... 1M rllltt . .. Pomeroy · ~------~ · -- Wanted To Buy · f. LARGE LOT or oman acreage · t. Howard Cedi, 1110 W. Main 81., l'ome11111· 1...11. Wanted to Rent l'HIItEE OR lour room house With small yard, In Middle· port. can m.24M. 4-lute ii:tiVE ROOM lumilbed bouse, both. In Pomeroy. can 247· Ml. 4-IUtp apartment, 11(\!o Ave., Pemeroy. Ph. 4-7-tle I m.. daJ or NINE ROOM house, 1\!o 1011. Racine, Phone IMN7SI. f.Nic .' when your belt deof, - LONE STAR flberglass boat, I$ feet, 50 bp Mereuey mo(.HI< ~1 ~ I• 46. Flower 47. Btlaped. ltke&neJI 48. Propheta 49. Conc• DOWN 1. Thick IIICe 2. Telegnph 3. Mon1ttr 4. Clan chief: Scot. 5. Eye in· namma- OIIICe . . . w IIIII, • • • W'1 1.. ~ 1'4 I•• I• ~ f0 1% 1.. 1% DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Jlore'a how !AI AXYDLBA.t.XB .... work It: .. LONOI"ELLOW WXOUNG QNOOXQV 110 KOPER - 110 SO· VIAX QBOX VN .... BIIUJIIAX BOIUT II VESPIL One letter .tmply atandl for- another. In thia ~~mpt. A 11 uled for tb.e three L'a. X for tha two O'a. .tte. Sb\a'le letter~, apottrophlet, the leqth uul formation. of the wordl are aU bll'lh. b.ch. day the eGde lett.en .... dlffft'lld. HZSVXLXO . RNI one letter to eaeh aquan, to form four ordlnar1 word1. :o. 8. Wallab& NVZXO itftl}~ fj)~ ~- "'"':::ti't ...Jc au '-.Y ~~~ • 1 1 ,_ u.......blel-fourJumbltt, I'' II ;, ,...... ,..,.,..... ,..,,,_ ~--·--··""' b I I ... (IJ II II OPIN7T07 •TI'IICir tH .... Con •IUIIdtW •Any Type Klmt QOII F fOliO WY I-21M ~l&llz;o-, . EXPBn' . •· ·Wheel Al.ignment 5.55 DA UftUt. -GUA . """~"WI~ Now arranae U.e Rtj7,At nlii'* " ...... ...llec:iUIIIfy u.. ,.,. tlse Limo! Tn..it .. ldliiGO To ,.. Bmollest lfllltr.aiA_ . . .. . .~ l'tf,~ BWT1NARS·. ......... fiRISTOMI DLC 100 NliW TREAD-BLACKWALL, LIGAL NOTICI SID Prtco T.. 650xl3 9.11 Sl 650x14 9.11 ·"' 700.13 10.11 ,43 700.14 10.11 A3 7501114 11.11 .41 670KI5 11.11 .47 Plu• Roclji .... IO bchl... NOTICI OP Cue No. ltaO'r lttate .t &11llrtw Harrta. Dttet.... •N"ollee 11 heNbJ llqn that Mar. ,..ll"fft Juanita Klckll, of Mm Buttemut Rldte North Obntttd. OMo, lo•~ Natlonwl* G111nnttt Janltl*'~' NII8Y . . IAI 1UITU •IUU. BlliUOU8~ADDISON ' 4( ·, . ID"INJinted Admi.Jlb. Dated tbla Mh d17 of APril 111111 --- 4-1: 4·15: 4..Jll 3tc EYINRUDE TIRES?? New!.Supply Wlc.. Ovola 992-2788 Ohio boat and moiDr Ucenae x;;mh~'rine montU. Dated. th1l JJWJ dQ" of April 1111 P~ N. O'IIIIN pr....t. IVCitl .t Nkl Ctunty Hockingport, Ohio Cueltlu flr~./~ our car! We bouqht it' next r4 kln. the benellelarillt under the will; aDd. to the ~+• .. mr- · " •~ to1'11.1)'t repreunt1n1 any of the aforementioned peno.-. Lucy Will - No. tmt. Pomeroy Ohio You are hereby notlfted. tblt Ute In•entoi"J" and AppraiHmn.t o:f Ule elltate ol the afonmentloned, de· eeaMd. late ol •td County WM ftl... ed In lhla : ourt. Said taventoi'J' aDCI Appraltemenl wiD be far bearlrl& 'bll• •ore thlt Court on the 25UI 417 ol April. 19118. at 10:00 o'clo9 A.M. Any penon dulrtajJ to lib! fill · ettpUona thtrflto lllUit fUe ' U.m at trut fln diYI" prior to tiM date •t for hear:la•• Glvtn undtlr IDJ' hand Pd Ifill of •lid Colll1 tb1a 5\11 Qy of AprU Business EQUIPMEI'I,l'.-·- wa~ tl£LLO! NOTICI ON ..LIMO OP INYIMIJOilY AND A"IAIIIMINT The lfeta of Otlla, Melp County PrtiMte CIIUrt To the J;:xeeutor 11r A41....,\nl•1.. -tor 111 the MUte: tel auch of Ula foUolnl u are relideatt of the S\itl.., of Ohl11. via:- the IUn'lrilll lpcrlllt tbe DWARF FRUIT TREES $4.95 FORSYTHIA RED, PINK, WHJTE FLOWERING ALMOND DOGWOOD ALTHEA HARDY AZALEAS $3.95 MOCK . ORANGE MAGNOLIAS $4.95 WIEGEUA 99c GREEN SHRUBS & Of\ FOR Hei\VEIVS SilK£.. --- CHESTER, 0. 98t-41tl 385-3047 LOGAN FIRE EEKANDMEEK 4.-ll: t-lD: t-U ate PHONE.G67-337U RNihtateFor M APPOiti'TMIN'r' CIM No . lD 11M latHe of RoHrt Y. Waltflfi'Mift O.CIIted Notk:e It hereby ll•en that NieMI A Weatherman, of T\lppen Plltnl, oti.kl, bu beton club appointed aocutrtx of the Eltat.e of Robert V. Weatherman deceaM4. late ol MU. County, Obto. Cr.dlton are raqu.INd. ~ tue tbelr elalml with ta~d flduelall' within !our SALES AND SERVICE GUARANTEED 16.50 and 18.50 All Regular Sizes $_12.50 John W. VanMet• NDTICI SAFETY and - !!" . .. N. O'IIIIN ' Ju,.. altd eK-efflcle Cllrk .. A141 CMrt vice, I'Oliilfily, Ohio, RD I. apeclal pr!oea on 8111nJuiahen for boola, trallen a a d lzomea. DwiJh! IRaan 119!sat1, Clzarlea ManbaO Illas4, MP: l!'.lehlnger IIU5t8. •Y Henrllth O'lrlerl SYRACUSE - Modem one Chllf DettV9Y Cllrll +1: .. :nc story masonry home, 1 room (4 bedroom), bath, basement NOTICI OP AZ'POtNTMINT with garage. kitchen With . ca. No. stbuilt-In eooldng units, 2 acre - IIILt)n - ..... latah ef Clrel A II. lllelll.., DIUIIIII Lawr~""""' E.IUI ..-.-. Notlt!l i1 MnbJ' li¥111 daal lba· tot on Route 124. $17,500.00 I-3I).S(Ite ley Folden or Rarrtto11.wl Oldo. · hM been d11l1 IPJIOIII.ttcl A4aftlt. ROU'I'E 1U - DEAD MA.'I tntor of the :&ltate of Cerel A. hiCURVE - 2 story frame C. BRADFORD clen, deceued. late of Melfi eo•• ,,. Ohlo. home, bath, lour bedroo1121, · AUCTIONICIB Creditor~ IN IWQu!Nd to file tbelr elaiDM with ••"- BduclarJ wttbbt. four front porch, oellar, 2 acre lot. OriQitle.... •.... Will aell AS IS. $5500.00 ....... , ..... er a.t1et Dattd WI l8tll dQ' of Jlueh 18. l'fnMI HMtN C. lACON POMEROY - Two otory brick. Cltlllll.... ,..., ......... · Two 4 rooms and bath ap~ M.a.. M' Mhl CMftty Bleile. , _ ....... ~ ~~ 4-lf lte ment, gas furnace beating, • 1 tie level lot eloae to Main Street. Rent oul one apartment and AIR OOMJ11101l1NG llefrleel'live In the other. $85011.00 atloo umoe. Jact'l ~ LANGSVILLE AREA - IJ AC. eraUoa, New RES - 5 room 1zouae wllb IIUIIIL 4 I tll1 bath, dug well. water ll)'llem, not far off hard roa:l. $lllll'l.tlll READY • MIX eonereta dell\'m4 ri8lll to JOIII' pnsJed. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD rut and IIIJ. Fnt matea. !'hoM - - . ClollAlbert M. en, 1lrobr lela Ready • Ills Co., MJML Insurance port. Ohio. • • .. (.14-3-c AVTOMOBILI lblw- Ilea 1. AHlii!. --- A£U£P Ui THE £WIDE OF A TREE, •. HM·M ···V'\O"-IOW, "oADOV" QlJ&P & MS;j! T"""' IN T~ISTLE HARBOR, '80UT THIS TIME' AHDORMMED ~HtWAS~ """ 'llAl!>"' MD PUH:JAB. c. THE --- ...... O'BIIJEN Is CROW REALTY CO. .u. BUDGET PRICII: Jun,n,n GD 0111' Uslrd lloar • - oanoellecl? lAIII JUUr C£1111'11&or'• lleoaae! c;.u ..... .11. Baker Fln:lturt. 'lllddllpid. Ohio. ' II tile BROADWAY f HOUSES - MUll' IIZLI. AT ONCE - J bo.- buUt in 1115 SEWING MACIIDI£8, repelr One has 7 rooms (I bedrooms) oorvlee. aU mobl. WY S. batb, part balemmt. Ollzor JJif. The Fsbrle ...,, Pom. has ' rooms (t bedrslollll), bath - £llso zotben in need of repair, but u<tllent bullzl. ing sitea .. CaD for .l!lllre in- flrmltloa. 66 Yolks. . .$1595 Squ""e BKk Sedon. ODe careful owner. aaod ....... · 64 r.tylark .,.,.. AutlloriJed Blapr ... IIIII 5mb. We 8boi]itn Sci-. ••• EXPERT Motorcydt 2 Or. Hard Top. Oeo 1oeal nwnn. ·'Power Bteertng. tow mlle.,.. Extn nlee. 64 O.evrolet $1695 llepllr, SUper Sport 2 Ill'. Holll II T II " l'amerOJ Horne ltlll Atilt. IICIJOOL - OUVER II', - 1 u•m llory frame, I I'OODII (J bedS'OOIDI), front por¢11, bale- EXPERT ElfGINB 'I'IJIIB UP, men!. lfoale needl Jnssdl .... .... pi• [11111 H llllll:zd, pair. bul is .-!lent builzllnll Pomeroy Horne Is Auto. lito. $2,500.110. 11-10-'l'FC MOIIJL BOMB - (11111), two bedroosna, eoppertone a:fldws, FAST FARM TIRE !IEIMCI. wall to wall earpet in DYing PomeroY Home ltlll Auto. room. AD au appllaS£011. 114'1'FC HENRY CU!UND JIU8,lliNO RANCH STYLE boast, I rooDEI; . "~. ,eafJtl!l'l,, ~. otllo buildlsq[l, I ....... ll* acne In lll'lwberria WIU 1111 boule ZIQd iot or boule 11111 aereqe. Pllone . Clsell« • 1111. . ..!Nip Top. An ... 2'1 ohup ... lnllde ond oul Spoil• Ill white finish With blaek •I· ~JI bucket oeab and lull Gpefllltna eoniUl.Power oteeritz.ll. .WTTNARS Buick Pontiac GMC Truclca POMEROY 3 New f•-"nltur• only $1595 '299 ....', .ao~ ,·. .:C .mlont...T'wino • P~ ~o,toNTH r.~tar ao11 ru. tered wolir. Conllct Bill Jluet,· Rullan4. A1ro ~ ton psmelecl ~rack. beavy du,ly, :me.p. • WHAT WAS OOING TO 5' 'PPLV -I'LL TAKE ONE <.U ESS, Ba-. '- ..lUte • dul)' rnnnth1. '' SUNDAY·, belln tratrlx of the 18tatl of Andrew Harrill . dae..llld, lllte of Mala- CDUJlt1. Ohio. Credlton are reoulred. to file thalr elalmt with aakt ftdudary wlthln lour ." ' APPOlMTMI'NT '· M. O'IIIIN Pr6btt1 Jud.. of Alii CIUftty ... WleH THEY WI!RI!. ' . ~P.OMERtl llO_Il AN.D_.UTO ..... _ \'MAT HI~~ JAYMMCOALCO•. o: Ollke- · - RNIOUXJIII.-UWOBV SUNDAY'I llrJptlt-1 IL\N 18 THE :MJ:RRIEBT BPECID! OF CREATWlf: AU. ABOVIl on BilLOW Hllll ARI: ·' ec.,. ffHIII .. TA1'ER·· MON.THRlfFRI. .. . • I'OMIIIOY tor; trailer. Piano uuprllbt," good condition. Phone 119- MAW HOLT AN' MAI<E A WISH, .EXPEiiiNcED. WMP toAL· price CROSSWORD .. APWMB GOOO IDEE, ···' ' RADIAJOR SERVICE --- ,,... ' (.Mp "''Sal. "~ aportment, Dll Avo., Pemeroy. Ph. 4-7-tle lion 11148; 011 mobile Ullil Ul'll. and olllee fundture; llfl8 EARLY American stereo: 'ndB aet has AM & FM radio. for $ale ( apeed automaUe reeord cllanger. Lovely llnl:lb. lost JAMES FRY properly on Mid· !Ike new. Take over PRY· dleport HOI. Phone 712-6613. Forhnt (.14-61e ments of $UI per month or pay $86.21. Try it In your FURNISHED and unfumlsbed SOUTHERN PLANTS. order now, cabbage, tomatoes, pephome Phone 992-28118. (.HI< 1967 HONDA, 300 Dream, 6500 apartments. Cloae to !leboot. pers, sweet potatoes. Phone miles, windsbiekl and helmet, Phone 992-S4!4, 10.18-lle MS-2593, Charles R. Hmts. 111611 STEREO radio comblna· good condition. call 88UI06 Portland. Ohio. 8-1~ lion. Handsome walnut conMason. 4-14-«p LARGE five room and ~ath sole. has BSR automatic ""'" apartment, newly d....,.a!l!d, FOR CUSIIION OOMFORT ord chanRer. Take over pay· NINE ROOM HOVl!E, BATH. fumaee heat, Pomavy, Knapp Shoes, Clift's Shoe Ill> ments of $S.12 t>er month or Tuppers Plains, e•oellent eonPhone 992-530'1. g.ife pair, Middleport. J.2WO!c dillon Inside. new aluminum [lilY SII8.4G. can IIIS-28SII. 4-Utc sldlnR. Iaroe lot, several outALL NEW ELEC'I'IUC I room FOUR ROOM house, bath, full buildings, phone 1167-3242. apartmeot, beautHul view of basement, garage. Two year 4-14-ltc HOUSE, also Speed Queen the river, you have to see lo old home. Phone 992-2Ul. washer $30. po- lawn mowappreciate. eooveniellt an d ~ er $30. C•ll 991·5886. 4-10.121p 1961 LARK. Good condition. comfortable. pbone ~~fUm . Good llreHISO. Call Mt3-21-tle POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TO)' PALOMINO MARE, 5 years old. 4-1Utc 42'12. miniature. $'15 and up. Stud ~entle, make a 4-H'er. a good FURNISHED three-room apartservice and grooming. Phone riding horse. Phone 1192-311'19. BALDWIN HOME organ to be ment, bath; on SOUth Second 11!12-5443. 11 s tie 4-ll~tp repossessed and resold In Ibis Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. area. For Information write Howard eecn. 11112-52112. PETS Black ScoUies. White SINGER PORTABLE. s•Wll like Credit Min'.. 'Graves Piano 4-S-ifc Westles, Miniature Schnauzers new. Zig zag equipped. Full and Organ Co .. 313 E. Broad and Poodles lor Easter. Bart<. price $25.82. Terms. Phone St., Columbus. 0. 4-14-ltc FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM aroo Kennels. Coolvme, Ohio. 992-21185. 4-11-tfc APARTMENT. Middleport, Phone 667-36111. 4-S-Iotc 1961 OLOOMOBILE: Good con. pbone 992-3874. 4-S-IIe 111611 ZIG ZAG, buttonholes. se.,. dillon. S4110. SeDinq due to iD COAL, heavy, lumo stoker. eg~ on buttons, monograms, fanhealth. Ben Kesterson. phone IUid mine run. Excelsior Salt For Sale cy designs. ete. Sews easy. ~2044 . Mav be seen al BY OWNER, new three bed- Worka, Inc., E. Main St.. PoOne dial does 11 all. Pay off Welchtown. 4-14-!tc room air conditioned home; meroy . Phone 992-m1. IU.tlc balance due 8 payments of two car garage, t.'Omer lol $5.15 each. Phone 992-268S. nNE FORTl corn nlanter. one If interested, call 192-3618. SEVEN ROOM bouse, seven 4-11-tlc Fl.Ell'lllLF: TYPE nlck-uo dlslt. 1-%1-tlc acres of land, cellar, smoke 12 dil!k wide. Phone 119U236. house, good garden apace, 1951 FORD F-100. six cylinder; (.14-!tc STEREO RADIO console; ma· two good wells. very good 1963 Ford F-250. eight cylln· pie stereo with AM-FM radio, water, coal bouse, wood der; 1963 Ford F-100, eight deluxe floating turntable. per· house: $21100. can be houl!hl cylinder: Can be seen at Dra. WILL YOU make a lair offer on land contract. Phone 742feet condition. Take over payon desirable ten year old vo Corp., Racine lock site. 4-Htc ments of $3 per month or pay 4356 Rutland. house on Rt. 111, In Clifton. For details, phone New Ha· balance $107.20. Try It in Sis nice rooms and bath. ven 8112-2151. 4-11-Stc your home. Call 992-3218. SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing mabasement separated to 6 4-!Utcp clllne. ,Is machine sold SOLID STATE stereo; 1967 waJ. rooJJlS and tile shower, 12116 ---much bl•ber. 'ndB machine nut stereo console with ( stalL Two lots 501100 each 19'8 EARLY American stereo will make bultonholell. dam, speake,.., 4-speed automatic Fenced In privacy. All klnlia radio combination, damaged embroidery and zig zaf. Take chaJ18er. Take over payments of fruit trees. Inquire at in sltipment; original price over payments of $1.25 per of $s.75 per month or pay baJ. Blanche Compson In Clifton, $349.95, balanoe now $2011, or week or pay balance due, anee $6f.40. Call 992-3218. W, Va. 4-10-30tc payments of $9.7S per month. $38.16. Phone 992-a. (.HI< 4-!Utc New warranty, Cali 992-3218. JOiiN FRY properly on Mkf. SWEEPERS, 17 YEAR old Palomino gelding, 4-lutc ELECTROLUX dleport tnll. Phone 71U61S. rug wasbers, pollsben and (.lll«e 3 year old gelding, riding 50XIO MOBILE horne, 1964 mo- genuine parts, eall 992-mo. mare witlltwo week old Palodel, copperlone idleben, two S.ll>30tp mino colt, 4 year old 52-Inch MUELLER FORCED air fur. bedrooms, carpet In llvlng pony, 7 year old 50-Inch pony. naoe, 4 years old, 125,0110 room. Phone 992-2619. 4-7-I!IC IF CARPETS look dull and Can be seen evenings alter 6 BTU. Complete Wilh duct drear, remove the spots 8l!l or on Sunday. Phone 7U-57'16. work. registers and tbermoLIVE BAIT, H hour self...,... 4-14-31c they appear, with Blue Lus· stal. Phone 992-3773. 4-11-ifc vice. File's, '11drd St., )M. tre. Rent electric shampooer dleport. 4-l-121c $1. Baker Furniture. 4-IHtc USED PIANOS, THREE EX· RP•I htate For S•'" TRA NICE. re-conditioned upO'BRIEN AND CROW right pianos. Also other pi· REALTY CO. DAILY anos from $311.95 up. Free c[e. POMEROY - NICE HOME AOIUlllll 7. Rejed:lon 27. Polllh 1. Hlta livery. Csll 742-4211. 4-l~tc 8. Fence river W1TII RENTAL - Appro~. 8 8. Tapeatry 9.Meuure 29. 8plaah acres - 6 rooms (3 bedrooms) 11. nlwnine of land 32. Former 214 Ford plow, one Ford com bath. lull basement, garage, 12. Period of 10. Obeervt1 pre. cultivator, one wagon unloadtranq uillty 18. Schedule mier'• out building, garden apace. 13. Manhal ot Price• monoIng gear box, one 8xl2 tru,•k All in good condlllon. H . Ablue 19. Prepo1ttlon gram bed with racks. Phone 119!$11,500.00 115. Snake 20. MUiical 3!1. Moved, 6873 day, or 99U9'I3 eventnss. POMEROY - 4 LO'I'8 & ROME channer'a lludy clarinet 21. Than: cattle or contact Larry Ritchie. Ml· - 1\!o story frame, out of an 18. Mexican O.r. sa. Reaort. SUNDAY'• Aa•-r nersvllle, Olrlo. 4-14-31-. nooc1s. s rooms (2 bedrooms). rubber 22.careaa 37. Otherwi.ae 4.2. Source of 23. Oriental bath. Going al $S,500.00. 38. crown 1ha.de 17. American porgy 40. Wlng~llke U . Bitter 1963 CHEVY TI, Nova. New en- MIDDLEPORT - 1\i story Indians 25. Soak flax 41. Butter, veteh gine, two door hard top. frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooma), 21 . Likely 24. 0fltrich. lard, -'5. Witty Phone 19M9'18. 4-!Hip 24. Sta.rot Jtke bird bath. walt to wall earoet, rruae. et.c. ,.ytnr Boorpltll some paneling, kileben cabl· 110 28. Slighte•t r:- [2 11 14 15 f%:1" I" I' ELECTRIC FENCER, rods, Jn. nels, buDt-ln oven and range. 30. Body of sulat.on, wire and barb wire, Mo1lem luD basement. ID excellent I" ~ I" acholara good condition. Reasonable. condition. $12,500.00. 31 . Pay I" Phone 992-59117. 4-l~tc HI!NRY CLElAND tlon For Rent bUe radio uoiia, one bua Illation, frequency 011 bale etaf3,SOO. Phone 992-2124 evenlnp. The lloiiJ sentt::o1, Pomezw-Mlddltport, Ai>rU 16, Ul68 BAHNI!Y 'Bus,iness Ser_vices. FOUR (f) <1111 as is, Bva mo. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO ·~· Tooth Jllircollaneo~~~ . Mrs. ' 3'10. Pomeroy Motor Co. IUilable lor buDding home, or ~ - -~ will buy moderately prb4 33. Wine caak ~ home In Meigs Local Scbool 34.1nqu1ftd. Dog star J)lstricl. Write Box 41, 11111- at. 39. Float dlepG't. 4-1-ifc 43. Diah Alft'IQUES, furnllure, diJbel. For Sale 7 - LOOK, KID! I '"_1_,_ MO, 10 Oft- ...,.,. R<MI!Vsec:steTIMTA .... . TO A RU"lfiAN AII!NT. . : ,.. ~ �1i\~ .... ..... '~ •. ' I' •., .....~,-. , .l{'. 1»01 J1t'.l4f, I : ,. • '' I ' LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want ~~s Brmg .Top -Grade Results " '""'iiANT- IN. . UU.TIOII .., .................... oiAkiNH ·~·. ............... t c....tttet-. · • •:• ,· ~~ .... C:.mct~eM ::•~'!'i...::!ft!. -wMI 1M .... "- · · .. llllt . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . .-ct.-t.. TM "ltl..,.•r will ,.. ..................... . ,. . . ·-·=.. . . ............ "' ................ ~ .' .... W8ftt All JerWtc• ,......... , .. ,..,. ,c..............'" _.. .,.. ..,...... - MlftiMVM CM.... 11 11 nMs ,.r w.r11 sla ceNMutl• ~-~ .... DfleeltM .. ,... . . •1'1111 . . ,_.. wltltlll 11 ,_,.. CAID 0f1 THANICI a MITUAIY 11.11 .... H _,.. Mlftl,..,., Ia. weN 11. • ...u"•' .u.Jit.....l lk ............ c....... .... •LIND ADI . ·' Notice ANOTHER SIUPMENT of women's and children's clothing has arrived; also, men's work unllorms. Jeffers Clothing Store, Rt 33, Pomeroy. ~:Ute WILL DO sewing at home: lip. pers, pockets, pegging, ben> lng, alteraUons, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone 7'13-4e51. S.l.NOIP SPECIAL PERMANENTS res· ular $IS nnw $UO. Cletlth Brogan's Shop, near Salem Center. S.lf-3llc HAPPY HOUR, Sbenang Sprlnjjs Nile Club, S to 8 p.m. Monday tbru Friday. Ladles nlgbt every Friday. Ullc PENNY - ONE 11146 PENNY Will pay lor a brake adjus~ rnent at Pomeroy Home & Atlto. 1-7-tle Auction SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 11 a. m. 3\i miles east of Shade, Olrlo. on township road No. 110 comolete boosehold and la~e amount of mlseenan· eous Items Lunch avanabte. Mr. and Mrs. BID Snow. own· ers. McCoy's Auction Service, Au<ts. · 4-14-8te S•l• ., Ttlclt R-4 CATAPILLAR blade and Winch lor sale, or will trade for pick-up truck. Phone 992383$ 4-1(-Sip L<'st rnd Found LOST AND FOUND LOST: Keys With rabbit loot fob. Please call Jacob Tum· er at 991-38111 and reoelve reward. Jacob TUrner. 4-14-3tp . Help Wanted Art Linkletter bas joined Beellne fashion &Mw, bow about you? Qualilleations real deolre to earn money. 10 11ours a week in spare Ume IIJid transportation. No collecting or delivery. C8l1 Gallipolis 446-4146. 4-12-31< LADiq - FEMALE. Waitress 21 to 115, must have neat appearance, llighl sh~t. good pay, apply 1n person. Blue Tartan. 4-11-Mc CAR HOP, waitress and dlob wuber. Apply In peroon. Crow'• Steak Houle. ~tc ''. ~. " . Em.,ln•·ment Wanted WOMAN wants bouoeworl< by dav or week. Phone 992-51110. . 4-1Htc ' ·BABYSITTING In ' phllne 119U!84. " l ' . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. .. ..S 2 Door Monterey, V-8 IUtomltie trlftl,, new w.w. tint, whit• flnl•h •.shlr]> •nd eleon interior ndlo ond beoter 1962 FORD .. . .. .. . .. .'.. . ...... $195 lalaxie tsOO, ·4 door. V-8 eftline, :~uto. tru&; power <!Perin~. rodlo. •ood u.., red l!lnl* 1965 CHEVY II *" . . .. . .. . .. ... $159S Suprr Spt. Cpe. VB engine, automatic tnn-. New t1re1. ('lean interior. radio and hnter . 1963 PONTIAC . . . . . . ............ $t9S C;t'"''lina 2 d~. autom_atie, good tlft1, ndio aad '-ter IJI4tHfo O.,ICI - u a.-. .... --~ I:M ,::11 ••• ~ ..11M ~ QUALITY 196-3 Ml!RCURY --~. Motor Co. 01' I:..ULATIOlll 1111 hWither ,._.... 1M rllltt . .. Pomeroy · ~------~ · -- Wanted To Buy · f. LARGE LOT or oman acreage · t. Howard Cedi, 1110 W. Main 81., l'ome11111· 1...11. Wanted to Rent l'HIItEE OR lour room house With small yard, In Middle· port. can m.24M. 4-lute ii:tiVE ROOM lumilbed bouse, both. In Pomeroy. can 247· Ml. 4-IUtp apartment, 11(\!o Ave., Pemeroy. Ph. 4-7-tle I m.. daJ or NINE ROOM house, 1\!o 1011. Racine, Phone IMN7SI. f.Nic .' when your belt deof, - LONE STAR flberglass boat, I$ feet, 50 bp Mereuey mo(.HI< ~1 ~ I• 46. Flower 47. Btlaped. ltke&neJI 48. Propheta 49. Conc• DOWN 1. Thick IIICe 2. Telegnph 3. Mon1ttr 4. Clan chief: Scot. 5. Eye in· namma- OIIICe . . . w IIIII, • • • W'1 1.. ~ 1'4 I•• I• ~ f0 1% 1.. 1% DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Jlore'a how !AI AXYDLBA.t.XB .... work It: .. LONOI"ELLOW WXOUNG QNOOXQV 110 KOPER - 110 SO· VIAX QBOX VN .... BIIUJIIAX BOIUT II VESPIL One letter .tmply atandl for- another. In thia ~~mpt. A 11 uled for tb.e three L'a. X for tha two O'a. .tte. Sb\a'le letter~, apottrophlet, the leqth uul formation. of the wordl are aU bll'lh. b.ch. day the eGde lett.en .... dlffft'lld. HZSVXLXO . RNI one letter to eaeh aquan, to form four ordlnar1 word1. :o. 8. Wallab& NVZXO itftl}~ fj)~ ~- "'"':::ti't ...Jc au '-.Y ~~~ • 1 1 ,_ u.......blel-fourJumbltt, I'' II ;, ,...... ,..,.,..... ,..,,,_ ~--·--··""' b I I ... (IJ II II OPIN7T07 •TI'IICir tH .... Con •IUIIdtW •Any Type Klmt QOII F fOliO WY I-21M ~l&llz;o-, . EXPBn' . •· ·Wheel Al.ignment 5.55 DA UftUt. -GUA . """~"WI~ Now arranae U.e Rtj7,At nlii'* " ...... ...llec:iUIIIfy u.. ,.,. tlse Limo! Tn..it .. ldliiGO To ,.. Bmollest lfllltr.aiA_ . . .. . .~ l'tf,~ BWT1NARS·. ......... fiRISTOMI DLC 100 NliW TREAD-BLACKWALL, LIGAL NOTICI SID Prtco T.. 650xl3 9.11 Sl 650x14 9.11 ·"' 700.13 10.11 ,43 700.14 10.11 A3 7501114 11.11 .41 670KI5 11.11 .47 Plu• Roclji .... IO bchl... NOTICI OP Cue No. ltaO'r lttate .t &11llrtw Harrta. Dttet.... •N"ollee 11 heNbJ llqn that Mar. ,..ll"fft Juanita Klckll, of Mm Buttemut Rldte North Obntttd. OMo, lo•~ Natlonwl* G111nnttt Janltl*'~' NII8Y . . IAI 1UITU •IUU. BlliUOU8~ADDISON ' 4( ·, . ID"INJinted Admi.Jlb. Dated tbla Mh d17 of APril 111111 --- 4-1: 4·15: 4..Jll 3tc EYINRUDE TIRES?? New!.Supply Wlc.. Ovola 992-2788 Ohio boat and moiDr Ucenae x;;mh~'rine montU. Dated. th1l JJWJ dQ" of April 1111 P~ N. O'IIIIN pr....t. IVCitl .t Nkl Ctunty Hockingport, Ohio Cueltlu flr~./~ our car! We bouqht it' next r4 kln. the benellelarillt under the will; aDd. to the ~+• .. mr- · " •~ to1'11.1)'t repreunt1n1 any of the aforementioned peno.-. Lucy Will - No. tmt. Pomeroy Ohio You are hereby notlfted. tblt Ute In•entoi"J" and AppraiHmn.t o:f Ule elltate ol the afonmentloned, de· eeaMd. late ol •td County WM ftl... ed In lhla : ourt. Said taventoi'J' aDCI Appraltemenl wiD be far bearlrl& 'bll• •ore thlt Court on the 25UI 417 ol April. 19118. at 10:00 o'clo9 A.M. Any penon dulrtajJ to lib! fill · ettpUona thtrflto lllUit fUe ' U.m at trut fln diYI" prior to tiM date •t for hear:la•• Glvtn undtlr IDJ' hand Pd Ifill of •lid Colll1 tb1a 5\11 Qy of AprU Business EQUIPMEI'I,l'.-·- wa~ tl£LLO! NOTICI ON ..LIMO OP INYIMIJOilY AND A"IAIIIMINT The lfeta of Otlla, Melp County PrtiMte CIIUrt To the J;:xeeutor 11r A41....,\nl•1.. -tor 111 the MUte: tel auch of Ula foUolnl u are relideatt of the S\itl.., of Ohl11. via:- the IUn'lrilll lpcrlllt tbe DWARF FRUIT TREES $4.95 FORSYTHIA RED, PINK, WHJTE FLOWERING ALMOND DOGWOOD ALTHEA HARDY AZALEAS $3.95 MOCK . ORANGE MAGNOLIAS $4.95 WIEGEUA 99c GREEN SHRUBS & Of\ FOR Hei\VEIVS SilK£.. --- CHESTER, 0. 98t-41tl 385-3047 LOGAN FIRE EEKANDMEEK 4.-ll: t-lD: t-U ate PHONE.G67-337U RNihtateFor M APPOiti'TMIN'r' CIM No . lD 11M latHe of RoHrt Y. Waltflfi'Mift O.CIIted Notk:e It hereby ll•en that NieMI A Weatherman, of T\lppen Plltnl, oti.kl, bu beton club appointed aocutrtx of the Eltat.e of Robert V. Weatherman deceaM4. late ol MU. County, Obto. Cr.dlton are raqu.INd. ~ tue tbelr elalml with ta~d flduelall' within !our SALES AND SERVICE GUARANTEED 16.50 and 18.50 All Regular Sizes $_12.50 John W. VanMet• NDTICI SAFETY and - !!" . .. N. O'IIIIN ' Ju,.. altd eK-efflcle Cllrk .. A141 CMrt vice, I'Oliilfily, Ohio, RD I. apeclal pr!oea on 8111nJuiahen for boola, trallen a a d lzomea. DwiJh! IRaan 119!sat1, Clzarlea ManbaO Illas4, MP: l!'.lehlnger IIU5t8. •Y Henrllth O'lrlerl SYRACUSE - Modem one Chllf DettV9Y Cllrll +1: .. :nc story masonry home, 1 room (4 bedroom), bath, basement NOTICI OP AZ'POtNTMINT with garage. kitchen With . ca. No. stbuilt-In eooldng units, 2 acre - IIILt)n - ..... latah ef Clrel A II. lllelll.., DIUIIIII Lawr~""""' E.IUI ..-.-. Notlt!l i1 MnbJ' li¥111 daal lba· tot on Route 124. $17,500.00 I-3I).S(Ite ley Folden or Rarrtto11.wl Oldo. · hM been d11l1 IPJIOIII.ttcl A4aftlt. ROU'I'E 1U - DEAD MA.'I tntor of the :&ltate of Cerel A. hiCURVE - 2 story frame C. BRADFORD clen, deceued. late of Melfi eo•• ,,. Ohlo. home, bath, lour bedroo1121, · AUCTIONICIB Creditor~ IN IWQu!Nd to file tbelr elaiDM with ••"- BduclarJ wttbbt. four front porch, oellar, 2 acre lot. OriQitle.... •.... Will aell AS IS. $5500.00 ....... , ..... er a.t1et Dattd WI l8tll dQ' of Jlueh 18. l'fnMI HMtN C. lACON POMEROY - Two otory brick. Cltlllll.... ,..., ......... · Two 4 rooms and bath ap~ M.a.. M' Mhl CMftty Bleile. , _ ....... ~ ~~ 4-lf lte ment, gas furnace beating, • 1 tie level lot eloae to Main Street. Rent oul one apartment and AIR OOMJ11101l1NG llefrleel'live In the other. $85011.00 atloo umoe. Jact'l ~ LANGSVILLE AREA - IJ AC. eraUoa, New RES - 5 room 1zouae wllb IIUIIIL 4 I tll1 bath, dug well. water ll)'llem, not far off hard roa:l. $lllll'l.tlll READY • MIX eonereta dell\'m4 ri8lll to JOIII' pnsJed. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD rut and IIIJ. Fnt matea. !'hoM - - . ClollAlbert M. en, 1lrobr lela Ready • Ills Co., MJML Insurance port. Ohio. • • .. (.14-3-c AVTOMOBILI lblw- Ilea 1. AHlii!. --- A£U£P Ui THE £WIDE OF A TREE, •. HM·M ···V'\O"-IOW, "oADOV" QlJ&P & MS;j! T"""' IN T~ISTLE HARBOR, '80UT THIS TIME' AHDORMMED ~HtWAS~ """ 'llAl!>"' MD PUH:JAB. c. THE --- ...... O'BIIJEN Is CROW REALTY CO. .u. BUDGET PRICII: Jun,n,n GD 0111' Uslrd lloar • - oanoellecl? lAIII JUUr C£1111'11&or'• lleoaae! c;.u ..... .11. Baker Fln:lturt. 'lllddllpid. Ohio. ' II tile BROADWAY f HOUSES - MUll' IIZLI. AT ONCE - J bo.- buUt in 1115 SEWING MACIIDI£8, repelr One has 7 rooms (I bedrooms) oorvlee. aU mobl. WY S. batb, part balemmt. Ollzor JJif. The Fsbrle ...,, Pom. has ' rooms (t bedrslollll), bath - £llso zotben in need of repair, but u<tllent bullzl. ing sitea .. CaD for .l!lllre in- flrmltloa. 66 Yolks. . .$1595 Squ""e BKk Sedon. ODe careful owner. aaod ....... · 64 r.tylark .,.,.. AutlloriJed Blapr ... IIIII 5mb. We 8boi]itn Sci-. ••• EXPERT Motorcydt 2 Or. Hard Top. Oeo 1oeal nwnn. ·'Power Bteertng. tow mlle.,.. Extn nlee. 64 O.evrolet $1695 llepllr, SUper Sport 2 Ill'. Holll II T II " l'amerOJ Horne ltlll Atilt. IICIJOOL - OUVER II', - 1 u•m llory frame, I I'OODII (J bedS'OOIDI), front por¢11, bale- EXPERT ElfGINB 'I'IJIIB UP, men!. lfoale needl Jnssdl .... .... pi• [11111 H llllll:zd, pair. bul is .-!lent builzllnll Pomeroy Horne Is Auto. lito. $2,500.110. 11-10-'l'FC MOIIJL BOMB - (11111), two bedroosna, eoppertone a:fldws, FAST FARM TIRE !IEIMCI. wall to wall earpet in DYing PomeroY Home ltlll Auto. room. AD au appllaS£011. 114'1'FC HENRY CU!UND JIU8,lliNO RANCH STYLE boast, I rooDEI; . "~. ,eafJtl!l'l,, ~. otllo buildlsq[l, I ....... ll* acne In lll'lwberria WIU 1111 boule ZIQd iot or boule 11111 aereqe. Pllone . Clsell« • 1111. . ..!Nip Top. An ... 2'1 ohup ... lnllde ond oul Spoil• Ill white finish With blaek •I· ~JI bucket oeab and lull Gpefllltna eoniUl.Power oteeritz.ll. .WTTNARS Buick Pontiac GMC Truclca POMEROY 3 New f•-"nltur• only $1595 '299 ....', .ao~ ,·. .:C .mlont...T'wino • P~ ~o,toNTH r.~tar ao11 ru. tered wolir. Conllct Bill Jluet,· Rullan4. A1ro ~ ton psmelecl ~rack. beavy du,ly, :me.p. • WHAT WAS OOING TO 5' 'PPLV -I'LL TAKE ONE <.U ESS, Ba-. '- ..lUte • dul)' rnnnth1. '' SUNDAY·, belln tratrlx of the 18tatl of Andrew Harrill . dae..llld, lllte of Mala- CDUJlt1. Ohio. Credlton are reoulred. to file thalr elalmt with aakt ftdudary wlthln lour ." ' APPOlMTMI'NT '· M. O'IIIIN Pr6btt1 Jud.. of Alii CIUftty ... WleH THEY WI!RI!. ' . ~P.OMERtl llO_Il AN.D_.UTO ..... _ \'MAT HI~~ JAYMMCOALCO•. o: Ollke- · - RNIOUXJIII.-UWOBV SUNDAY'I llrJptlt-1 IL\N 18 THE :MJ:RRIEBT BPECID! OF CREATWlf: AU. ABOVIl on BilLOW Hllll ARI: ·' ec.,. ffHIII .. TA1'ER·· MON.THRlfFRI. .. . • I'OMIIIOY tor; trailer. Piano uuprllbt," good condition. Phone 119- MAW HOLT AN' MAI<E A WISH, .EXPEiiiNcED. WMP toAL· price CROSSWORD .. APWMB GOOO IDEE, ···' ' RADIAJOR SERVICE --- ,,... ' (.Mp "''Sal. "~ aportment, Dll Avo., Pemeroy. Ph. 4-7-tle lion 11148; 011 mobile Ullil Ul'll. and olllee fundture; llfl8 EARLY American stereo: 'ndB aet has AM & FM radio. for $ale ( apeed automaUe reeord cllanger. Lovely llnl:lb. lost JAMES FRY properly on Mid· !Ike new. Take over PRY· dleport HOI. Phone 712-6613. Forhnt (.14-61e ments of $UI per month or pay $86.21. Try it In your FURNISHED and unfumlsbed SOUTHERN PLANTS. order now, cabbage, tomatoes, pephome Phone 992-28118. (.HI< 1967 HONDA, 300 Dream, 6500 apartments. Cloae to !leboot. pers, sweet potatoes. Phone miles, windsbiekl and helmet, Phone 992-S4!4, 10.18-lle MS-2593, Charles R. Hmts. 111611 STEREO radio comblna· good condition. call 88UI06 Portland. Ohio. 8-1~ lion. Handsome walnut conMason. 4-14-«p LARGE five room and ~ath sole. has BSR automatic ""'" apartment, newly d....,.a!l!d, FOR CUSIIION OOMFORT ord chanRer. Take over pay· NINE ROOM HOVl!E, BATH. fumaee heat, Pomavy, Knapp Shoes, Clift's Shoe Ill> ments of $S.12 t>er month or Tuppers Plains, e•oellent eonPhone 992-530'1. g.ife pair, Middleport. J.2WO!c dillon Inside. new aluminum [lilY SII8.4G. can IIIS-28SII. 4-Utc sldlnR. Iaroe lot, several outALL NEW ELEC'I'IUC I room FOUR ROOM house, bath, full buildings, phone 1167-3242. apartmeot, beautHul view of basement, garage. Two year 4-14-ltc HOUSE, also Speed Queen the river, you have to see lo old home. Phone 992-2Ul. washer $30. po- lawn mowappreciate. eooveniellt an d ~ er $30. C•ll 991·5886. 4-10.121p 1961 LARK. Good condition. comfortable. pbone ~~fUm . Good llreHISO. Call Mt3-21-tle POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TO)' PALOMINO MARE, 5 years old. 4-1Utc 42'12. miniature. $'15 and up. Stud ~entle, make a 4-H'er. a good FURNISHED three-room apartservice and grooming. Phone riding horse. Phone 1192-311'19. BALDWIN HOME organ to be ment, bath; on SOUth Second 11!12-5443. 11 s tie 4-ll~tp repossessed and resold In Ibis Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. area. For Information write Howard eecn. 11112-52112. PETS Black ScoUies. White SINGER PORTABLE. s•Wll like Credit Min'.. 'Graves Piano 4-S-ifc Westles, Miniature Schnauzers new. Zig zag equipped. Full and Organ Co .. 313 E. Broad and Poodles lor Easter. Bart<. price $25.82. Terms. Phone St., Columbus. 0. 4-14-ltc FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM aroo Kennels. Coolvme, Ohio. 992-21185. 4-11-tfc APARTMENT. Middleport, Phone 667-36111. 4-S-Iotc 1961 OLOOMOBILE: Good con. pbone 992-3874. 4-S-IIe 111611 ZIG ZAG, buttonholes. se.,. dillon. S4110. SeDinq due to iD COAL, heavy, lumo stoker. eg~ on buttons, monograms, fanhealth. Ben Kesterson. phone IUid mine run. Excelsior Salt For Sale cy designs. ete. Sews easy. ~2044 . Mav be seen al BY OWNER, new three bed- Worka, Inc., E. Main St.. PoOne dial does 11 all. Pay off Welchtown. 4-14-!tc room air conditioned home; meroy . Phone 992-m1. IU.tlc balance due 8 payments of two car garage, t.'Omer lol $5.15 each. Phone 992-268S. nNE FORTl corn nlanter. one If interested, call 192-3618. SEVEN ROOM bouse, seven 4-11-tlc Fl.Ell'lllLF: TYPE nlck-uo dlslt. 1-%1-tlc acres of land, cellar, smoke 12 dil!k wide. Phone 119U236. house, good garden apace, 1951 FORD F-100. six cylinder; (.14-!tc STEREO RADIO console; ma· two good wells. very good 1963 Ford F-250. eight cylln· pie stereo with AM-FM radio, water, coal bouse, wood der; 1963 Ford F-100, eight deluxe floating turntable. per· house: $21100. can be houl!hl cylinder: Can be seen at Dra. WILL YOU make a lair offer on land contract. Phone 742feet condition. Take over payon desirable ten year old vo Corp., Racine lock site. 4-Htc ments of $3 per month or pay 4356 Rutland. house on Rt. 111, In Clifton. For details, phone New Ha· balance $107.20. Try It in Sis nice rooms and bath. ven 8112-2151. 4-11-Stc your home. Call 992-3218. SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing mabasement separated to 6 4-!Utcp clllne. ,Is machine sold SOLID STATE stereo; 1967 waJ. rooJJlS and tile shower, 12116 ---much bl•ber. 'ndB machine nut stereo console with ( stalL Two lots 501100 each 19'8 EARLY American stereo will make bultonholell. dam, speake,.., 4-speed automatic Fenced In privacy. All klnlia radio combination, damaged embroidery and zig zaf. Take chaJ18er. Take over payments of fruit trees. Inquire at in sltipment; original price over payments of $1.25 per of $s.75 per month or pay baJ. Blanche Compson In Clifton, $349.95, balanoe now $2011, or week or pay balance due, anee $6f.40. Call 992-3218. W, Va. 4-10-30tc payments of $9.7S per month. $38.16. Phone 992-a. (.HI< 4-!Utc New warranty, Cali 992-3218. JOiiN FRY properly on Mkf. SWEEPERS, 17 YEAR old Palomino gelding, 4-lutc ELECTROLUX dleport tnll. Phone 71U61S. rug wasbers, pollsben and (.lll«e 3 year old gelding, riding 50XIO MOBILE horne, 1964 mo- genuine parts, eall 992-mo. mare witlltwo week old Palodel, copperlone idleben, two S.ll>30tp mino colt, 4 year old 52-Inch MUELLER FORCED air fur. bedrooms, carpet In llvlng pony, 7 year old 50-Inch pony. naoe, 4 years old, 125,0110 room. Phone 992-2619. 4-7-I!IC IF CARPETS look dull and Can be seen evenings alter 6 BTU. Complete Wilh duct drear, remove the spots 8l!l or on Sunday. Phone 7U-57'16. work. registers and tbermoLIVE BAIT, H hour self...,... 4-14-31c they appear, with Blue Lus· stal. Phone 992-3773. 4-11-ifc vice. File's, '11drd St., )M. tre. Rent electric shampooer dleport. 4-l-121c $1. Baker Furniture. 4-IHtc USED PIANOS, THREE EX· RP•I htate For S•'" TRA NICE. re-conditioned upO'BRIEN AND CROW right pianos. Also other pi· REALTY CO. DAILY anos from $311.95 up. Free c[e. POMEROY - NICE HOME AOIUlllll 7. Rejed:lon 27. Polllh 1. Hlta livery. Csll 742-4211. 4-l~tc 8. Fence river W1TII RENTAL - Appro~. 8 8. Tapeatry 9.Meuure 29. 8plaah acres - 6 rooms (3 bedrooms) 11. nlwnine of land 32. Former 214 Ford plow, one Ford com bath. lull basement, garage, 12. Period of 10. Obeervt1 pre. cultivator, one wagon unloadtranq uillty 18. Schedule mier'• out building, garden apace. 13. Manhal ot Price• monoIng gear box, one 8xl2 tru,•k All in good condlllon. H . Ablue 19. Prepo1ttlon gram bed with racks. Phone 119!$11,500.00 115. Snake 20. MUiical 3!1. Moved, 6873 day, or 99U9'I3 eventnss. POMEROY - 4 LO'I'8 & ROME channer'a lludy clarinet 21. Than: cattle or contact Larry Ritchie. Ml· - 1\!o story frame, out of an 18. Mexican O.r. sa. Reaort. SUNDAY'• Aa•-r nersvllle, Olrlo. 4-14-31-. nooc1s. s rooms (2 bedrooms). rubber 22.careaa 37. Otherwi.ae 4.2. Source of 23. Oriental bath. Going al $S,500.00. 38. crown 1ha.de 17. American porgy 40. Wlng~llke U . Bitter 1963 CHEVY TI, Nova. New en- MIDDLEPORT - 1\i story Indians 25. Soak flax 41. Butter, veteh gine, two door hard top. frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooma), 21 . Likely 24. 0fltrich. lard, -'5. Witty Phone 19M9'18. 4-!Hip 24. Sta.rot Jtke bird bath. walt to wall earoet, rruae. et.c. ,.ytnr Boorpltll some paneling, kileben cabl· 110 28. Slighte•t r:- [2 11 14 15 f%:1" I" I' ELECTRIC FENCER, rods, Jn. nels, buDt-ln oven and range. 30. Body of sulat.on, wire and barb wire, Mo1lem luD basement. ID excellent I" ~ I" acholara good condition. Reasonable. condition. $12,500.00. 31 . Pay I" Phone 992-59117. 4-l~tc HI!NRY CLElAND tlon For Rent bUe radio uoiia, one bua Illation, frequency 011 bale etaf3,SOO. Phone 992-2124 evenlnp. The lloiiJ sentt::o1, Pomezw-Mlddltport, Ai>rU 16, Ul68 BAHNI!Y 'Bus,iness Ser_vices. FOUR (f) <1111 as is, Bva mo. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO ·~· Tooth Jllircollaneo~~~ . Mrs. ' 3'10. Pomeroy Motor Co. IUilable lor buDding home, or ~ - -~ will buy moderately prb4 33. Wine caak ~ home In Meigs Local Scbool 34.1nqu1ftd. Dog star J)lstricl. Write Box 41, 11111- at. 39. Float dlepG't. 4-1-ifc 43. Diah Alft'IQUES, furnllure, diJbel. For Sale 7 - LOOK, KID! I '"_1_,_ MO, 10 Oft- ...,.,. R<MI!Vsec:steTIMTA .... . TO A RU"lfiAN AII!NT. . : ,.. ~ �• • Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlePort., 1-.prU 15, 1968 " ~edding Plans Completed ,,.i!J~~ \i;;l;,, ' hl.ve been <OIIIilletod ror at the Trinity United Churdl or c·hrist at 2:30 p.m. 01'1 Aprll21. A half-hour of nuptial mu11lc to precede the ceremony will be presented by Mr11. Ben Neutzling, organist, and Mrs. Marvin Burt, vocalist. elu<m wedding or Miss ""4ff. ~ Hall, dalll!hter or Mr. •lllo - ...S Mr1. James Hall, Chester ~~\!'i?' ~ 1o B,tll Chadwick, Jr., son •;;, af Mr. ,and Mrs. Bill Chadwick, -~ ,' _; Sr, ~- COlumbus. Maid or honor ror the bride- Vowa of the c:eremony will be elect will be Miss Ooma Rei' · ' J'Md by the Rev. W. H. Perrin bel of Pomeroy, ~the brides- maids will be &le and Staron Ott OC Delaware. Bob Chadtick oCColuoW.Iswill serve al!l belt man Cor hta brother, and the ushers Will beErnelt Hall or Washington, D. C. and Paul Sells of Columbus. Guests will be registered by MJ&s Marilyn Mac Rae of Columbus, and hostesses Cor a reception to Collow in the church social room will be Miss Mar,t Hall, Mill Sandy Ch~cl<. and Mrs. W, H. Perrin. SPECIALS! ODELING SUPPLIES ,,,/i SPECIAL PLAIIWHITE CEILIII TILE WOOD PANELING Cf Con wed SPECIAL (t Conwed SUSPENDED CEILING SEE US FOR SPEaAl VAlUES au. liE PUll nm PUQJ Ill lOll IEEID rs~~i~'J'''' '' " ' \"Iil Baptist Children o.f li' Colendarll! Pomeroy Enjoy H.uht MONDAY AMERICAN RED CI!OS(; blood mobUe. Monda)' 1 1 to 6 p, m., Pomerw Junlnr liJBh SchooL Walk.in cbnors welcome. POMEROY CHAPTER 80 at 7:30p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple, &Declal sesslontocont'er most excellent masters degree. CANDVSTRIPERS at V~raao Memorial Hospital, 6:30 Mobday night. TUESDAY REVIVAL, Apple Gron Methodist Church, 7:30 - h eventns. Aprll 14 11> April 21. Public Invited by Rev. Chules Norrts, pastor. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 8 p. m. ! ' Now You Know JatosJav ol MarUn.lc ..act Wfl.. ' BO~ORTH COUNCIL, Royal and Select Masters, 7:30 .P. m. ' .CU. p Uam ot Slayati., memberl ot, a . IIOrflrtu.l IDYOJ;'IUIKlnt · were hurled by J>OUUcal ento froln a lflnd!ntliiU.e'IW> 1 • burl royal ca8tlo In Pr.,...e 1n . · 1418 In an lncldont l!loi became known as the del"""otraU"" o1 Pra~, ' An Eaoter eahuntlorcblldrlll Refrelllllilentl wert aervedllld of tho Pomeroy Flrll BI(JIIII . uch child Was presented with u Churtb &mdal' Scho!ol 'WU lteld Eaater blikot A!ld ballc(oao. Soturdo!' ·l!ternooo on thO bock Attend~Jw · the P«f1;Y were Jlllt lown of the Mro. J, -erd Fo,._ or home. Wlnnlns ftnt »rile for finding a prize ea wao Keith Ball~. Helene Wyatt and BoMio CoiiCh tied tor findlng the most eggs; Marla Sheridln and Le111 Phalln UOd tor blowtns the balloon• the hiettest. and Jetf Couch won an ea aDd ~ contest. m x· N0.260 '• e Farewell for Ruppel# ot 8 01 Wednesday ------_.:._c..:. ·f'OME~ · ..;.:: · ·:.....RO.=.Y:..... · -M~ · IODLEPQRT, 01:110 : THE REV, BILL PERRIN, chaJnnu ot the Pomeroy UJUars tor :seoo1araprogram, center, recebe.!l $100 contrtbutiona tor the fund from Theodore T. Reed, president ot The Farmers Bank · and S&vings Co., lef4 and Edison Hobltetter, rlgflt, president ot the Pomeroy National Bank. sm. dent& Will be completing a house • to - OOu.!le canvus this week in Pomeroy to wrap UP the second amua1 lund drive and a canvass of the buslnes.s section is also PPected to be ~ompleted in the communlt;y this week. A third $100 contribution in Pomeroy hu been made by SWisher and LohBe h'ul•· BRA Ohlinger, Mrr.GeorgeAnderson., Wechesdl,y, Pomeroy Masonic Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. Jllll\es Sul- Temple, CLA!iS 12, at 8 p.m. Wednes- BATHROOM FIXTURE Sparklin1 while &lw with crystal boUom. Up to one 75 wall bulb, (Lus bulb.) 2.11 REG. 3.00 CEiliNG FIXTURE floral pattern on while Jl.u.L Up to one 60 wall bulb. (lea: bulb.) Rea. 3.70 2.11 Your choict o( Cheny. OU or Walnut_ 4' x 8' x Y.". Rea. 8.64 YOUR CHOICE 7• 49 • BEDROOM FIDURE 1.29 - Property Transfers AUIIIII CIIIJIAnOI m111001 ltfG. tl7.71 FLUSH INT. DOOR 13.88 24" X 80" X 1·3/8". Ready to . tinish: (Uu HardWJre,) Rea. 7.95 ::U7.75 ,.,.., Decor1tive scroll dHign scrten and sash insert. 32" .. 81". J're. MVilive trealed. '·< 29.15 UTILITY EXT. DOOR 30" x 80" " 1-3{8". Economical door u•ful tor your home, collap SCREEN DOOR ~~.r;•· Re.. mlnum ac~een wire. Rea. 9.7S 13.11 Gi•• your fi(urt new tJCIItmenl wllh Ctfii.Crou Action. NOW-PLAYTEX introduces unique Criss-Cross Action in the famous living Bra to give you youthful support and separation, Sheer elastic bick and sides for all-way stretch.,.won't ride upl And It's macl1ine washable, even in bleach-keeps its life month after month. With semi·strell:h straps, lace cups (A) or stretch straps (B). Only $3.96, White 32A-42C. · AUNT JElllll\IA, IT WON'T BE LONG- Until the Racloollerthlml AoooclaUon holds it..,. nua1 Aunt JomJma Pancake cllnnor, Tho event ldll be hold from 10 a.m. w 5 p,m, &mda.Y at tho See these beautiful now l'laytex Livlne Bras with Criss·Cross Action today. Haelne Junior Hilh SchooL 14vld Sa,yre,loolt, and Lynn Hart hold one of the street signs which have been placed to call attention to the event. Panctkes and sausqe will be served <larillg the desjpated hours at $1 for a~ta UJd SO cents tor children under 12 W"ith no limit on servings. ELBERFELDS EROY ASSEENONTV News... in Briefs By United Press lnternatiDnal • • 32" x 81 .. x 1-1/8.. Pondetoa Pine. Furnished with me&h lhl· J II • MANY MORE VALUESI Watch this newspaper and listen to the Noon News on WMPO for do1ens of Spring Specials You Don' Need Cash· Just Open A Blld- A- Count Frank Krautter, Jr., LUlian Walker, Evelyn White, Harry Krautter, Freda Krautter, Affid. of Trans., Pomeroy. Lillian Walker, James Walker, Evelyn White, Eli D. White, Marie Thomas, Harl')' Thomas, Harey Krautter, Leona Krautter, Freda Mae Lawson, Lawrence La"aon. Freda Krautter to Frlllk Krautoter, Jr., parcel5, Pomeroy. Delmar G. Baum, Kathl')'D L Bawn to Harley Hendricks, Irene Hendricks, 1.34 acre. Olester. Howard B. Caldwell, Sr,, Rubal w. Caldwell to lk>werd B. Calcl- CIUCAGO- THE 1\IAYOR WAS ANGRY. His mos.... was tene. Pollee Who saw arsonists were to "aboot to kJU.•• Officers who IIW' looters were to "shoot to maim or crf»p}e.,. While pPerts across the nation debated way.11 of handling mau racial disturbaooes, tbose orders moved trom Mayor Rlct.. erd J, llal~ w J>Oilco So(>!. James B. Conll&k Jr., w tho cop on the beat within a matter ot hours ~. Anf disturbance 1n Chicago that Involved looting ond Orebomblngs or other ronns of arson would be mOt with "deadly torce." aeeordJng to Dsley, · 11 in the intertst ot having a Qne ctcy." SAIGON - THE UNITED Sf ATES LOsr FOUR planes bombing North Vietnam Monday In one ot the air war's heaviest losses or the year. Two Jets were OJwned 1n heavy antlalreratt fire and two collided aild cra,shed en route home. Five of the six men aboard the tour lost planes were rescued. An Air Force "jllly groen gi.. ant'' heiiCO(Iter plucked one pfiot w safety 12 minutes after he ejected, a record Cor such combat rescue, according to mllitary Ifyou one keep this r-----------------------------------------------------------, W,....LL II I .,.,.., Rannin1 Record. well, Jr., Marvene Y. Caldwell, 1.6 acre, Orange. ~erman S. Ford, Ella B. Ford to James Roush, Margaret Roush, lots,Letartvllle. I I I I Marion A. Hall kl~IOofOhlo, Right of Way, Olive. Susanna E. Arnold to Harold H, BlacksiOn, Helen E. BW:katon, 1 acre, Chester. Chalmer Blaine llally II> Bryce H. Taylor, Cblorls A. TQoo lor, parcels, Lebanon. Ama M. 1\vthtr, Comm., Millard Pierce, dec,, to DJrothy Pierce, lot. Middleport. Uoyd E. Thomas, dec., to Ethel Thomas, Certificate for trans., Rutland. Scott E. McComas, Alma J. McCnmas w Rinaldo J.Brun,U na Mae Brun. parcels, Columbia. Carl S. U,•ell, Thobno U,10ll 11> Junklr Darst, Pauline II. Darst., parcels, Rutland. SybU Ebersbach, Oomm., ct,de Ta,ylor, doc., wPeariT..,. I I I :I II II II I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I :I I "· .. I I . ~------------------------------------·---------------------- ol 18" x 12". Ideal fur u111 in IJil· ••• cottare•, mu1el1, cabina, al· tic:l md farm buildinp. Solve your atoraae problema. Roup openiaJ·size: l5W' Jl S"". Re•• 22.00 Pourin1 Wool lnillllaU... Bq c:O¥m 20 *I· ft. 3.. lhiek. lut poor between joi.rs; ..... 11.11 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Dopartmtnl $tort of Building Slnct1915 I' '', MEIGS· liU1RI TONIGHT .... TUIIDAY AprillS.16 WALT Dl-Y'I "THI HAPPIIST MILLIONAJII• (Technicolor) Ft·ed MaeMUfi'IY TommY Steele DJSNIY CAITOOHI ApllnoCI..... SHOW ~ARTS TUESDAY, AP: In Good Will Alllol\ncoment that expanded direct distance dlallni (EDDD) Will be provided Pomeroy a n d Middleport phone users 1n June waa made by General Telephone Cn. of Ohio at Mondi.Y nl!ll~ s meeting or Pomeroy counct1. Robert L, KaaUey of Athens, commercial manager, said June 16 Is the target date. EDDD Is th0 nrst part or a $900,flOO serVice improvement program here extending"' 19'11. Keatl~ ll>ld oouncllmen EDDD to dial all long dlatance ealh dlreet. More than 100 million I'onea In tbe United &ates and Canada can be reached through direct diallOR. Besides Pomeroy and Middle. port, the EDDD service ldll be established ror the Letart Falls, Portland, Syracuse, Rutland and Raclne areas at the same time. ''Direct dialing for staUon..to~ station calls has been otrered In some ureas of the country for more tharJ a decade," Keatley explained. "But EDDD is t h e most modern ~stern available. n allows direct dlallnl or all long distance calls, such as per. son-to..person, collect and cred· it card." allows phone users lliawing Just Like Eric·Galt-- . ··• ..i ' . 1 P, II. • ' . ' ·"<.· ..... • '1 ' \ • ucentrallzln& of. long d t stest1n1 and assignment operaUons is a trend In t b e area code and U.e out-ot-town lncl.lstry,'' said Keatley, "'Ibis oombers. For all other fiypes of provjdes more effief.ent opera. long dlstanee calls, the access Uon and better service to CUIcode wtll be zero, plus area tamers. code and the call party's numHe told lawmakers the Pomeber. roy business office, situated at Another feature lll tho 1968 238 W. Maln..st., will remain 1D improvements will be ec;pipment operation. The $900,000 _.,. to test cullOrner linea from a sion will not atrect phone rates. test and service ceuter Jn AUJKeatley explained the d.rst ltep ens. Prelellt sen1ce employes toward EDDD was cmstruetfon wtJI relllaln here, but receive of an 180 ft. microwave tower asslgnmetQ from Athena. -on Breezy Heights last fall. 1bi.!l tance, River Ga11H. .,es .l.R Melga County loot a battle Time will tell whether it ha.!l lost tile war. The battle is to maintain its goocl standing ID tho il1lntlngton Dilrtrict Blood Bank. 1'1111t was lost when 74 persoos came II> the bloodmoblle lllonday, With 57 beJng accepted as donors. At a very mlnimum 150 pinta were needed, according to the Meigs County Red Cross chapter, to meet debits and get 1n the black. ~. The war, which may be lost, is the struggle to retain Meigs REV. LUSHER Revival services wW becODo ducted ID the First Butlst Church ot Middleport Wed:ne~ da.Y, April 17 through Aprll 21, starting oath evening at · wo- c. ar 7:30 With Evqell&t ..... C... les Lusher bringing the me• sages. Then will be special music each night. The .PUblic is Invited. ean laad OOJ,y 11> beiJJg erased. Fifteen ot the pints reeeived Monday were replacements. Other fJUlri(s set were: First time OOnors, 20; gallon ckmrs, Dorwin D. Clark, New Haven, w. Va.; two pHon tboors, Jame.!l L. McHaffie, Kathryn Denisoo, and three gallon donors, David J, Koblentz. Nurses serving were Barbara Van Meter, Twila Neu.Uling, and Ruth Powers. Doctors serving were R a y Heaton, L. D. Telle, Roger Daniels, and Sellm Blazntcz. tower baa <Ollljlln rsdlo lfld»moot wllidt ldll boom loaa .... tanee mouqos to Alho111. Al10, lv&e ldllit1cmsofswttcblns facllllles and """ power OQJipment h&Yo been lnotelled In the Pomoro.r c:entral om... These acltUUOna are neeenary tor gaining aCcess to EDDD and "'NNIICCIIqr loeal eervloe faclll. ties. K..Uf,)' ..., autllned otller J>lumed - . . , IIIII)I'OVemento. A mo,lor cable lcldltlon late this year ldll provide ICidlu..ai ells. - {!;ontlnued .. ~ Servins Bids Sold for Work at Locks Mlos Betk;v Nease, dalll!hter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Nea.,, Pom-, )a 1110 lll the 1! contestant• seeking tho M1,11 SOuthern ~Jo crown at t h e Pomeroy Junior !Ugh Stbool oa School. (Continued A senior at Pomeroy H I 1 h School, Miss Nease is a palt honored r:aaeen or Jobs Daughters, has been a cheerleader for ftve Years; was both a val- Out Thursday Host Candidates ll"lSton CeJitero I . wlft,. Greco 11a1J, 7t, a A oae Cl!l' II<!C1dont occurred at In lho car drJ.., by 11:11', p..,. ....., 9" Rt. Ut, ; ~ ti the louMiotiJI of a mlla WI of lit. ... Wllltl • rlihl ~ Ure .... ..rt'otb &ltw out 011 .1 ear drl,.. ~ · 111 l.of" w~ 18, Rt. 1 ..... Becky Nease, Contestant Alumni Asked LO llotk ~~ Better llealth Cl... With Mrs. Clllford Lellhtdt, Mra. Harold Blackllm, Mra. Arlee Abbott, lllro. Fred Gooalolh,loll" !ilerri Black-. Mro. Kathy Abbott, Mrl. l!ull1 .. Mra. Goorp lld1110r, Mrs. WUUam Grueser, aad Mra. Lewis Grue- Loading andunloodlnawasdone by Dick Davlo and Tom Vlllifm. Clorltal work wa1 -*<1 by Mary Nease, Jean Nea-. Won. etta SI.Yre, ~ .. Hoback, Eloise 'MIIte, Bouleh llr...1, Harriet Nelgler, Jean SI.Yre, Lola illmp. 1be canteen was the ton, Eleanor Gordoa, l'lullne Ill'. soli, Clara Mcintyre, Edith Sis. ...,, Leah Weatherby, Ev~ Gil. more and Grace Drake. v...u......r ...... by ~­ lty Print lllop, ~ Columbus and Soutl!em Oblo Electric Co,, Ohio CG., illll¥ Sea. llllol, Ath•o lleall!liiir, ~ RaciiD ... and Mila'• Local 1\ley 4 at 8:10p.m. Rhodes on Familiar Themt!: Jobs o¥ \ 57 Pints of Blood Given Three .l.R•ured lri.On dav ·••u.e <I the long distance center lor Pomarea phooe users. Athens is one of the tew areas in t h e country to have EDDD, 111e intricate EDDD swltc·hing equipment Js situated in Athens. As a result, Pomeroy's operator luncttoos will be handled there. All operators employed here have been offered job in Atll9tls or other areas, explained KeaUey, EDID caUs ldll be made by eroy dialing an access code. For example, on station-to-station calls, the u.aer will dial .,1," plus the entine and homecoming cp.teen tandldate at Fomeroy H 11 h TOKYO (UP0- North VI.._ WASHINGTON - Tenth Dis. Scllool. .!lie is a member ot the nam today accused President trict Congressman Clarence E. Big Bend Minstrel Auoci.U.. John11011 of a lack of goodwill Mllier Wday reported that tho and was a flnallst in the Miss tor rejecting Hanoi's suggestion U, S. Arm,y Corps of Engineers American Teenapr contest In of Warsaw or Phnom Penh for has awarded contracts for con- 19fi7. lite Is a member or the Vleinam talks. struction of buihHngs, grounds, Pomerw BECKY NEASE llalted Methodist Nham l)m, the official utllltJes and visitors racUides Church and tho dlur<h choir. Communist Part.v newsplij)er in at Belleview Locks and Dam oo Having had training In t a p, North Vietnam, said in an the Ohio River. ballet and acrobaUt danclns, edlll>rlel, broadcaot by Hanni Contraets have been let to Miss Nease will present a danee that the .United states "has Paul E. L-an Cnnotructtoo number Jn the talent competitaUed to match its deeds with ~Chambersburg, Pa., ror$132,. UOn ot the Mlu &Juthem Cfrlo Its words/' 000 and wtho 0, K. ConotrutUon Pageant, 9le also pla,ys plaoo, It accused the John.!IOn Co. of &luth Charleston. w. Va., lnunpet and Freneh hom, AU alumni or Pomerw lligt< observers bere. admlnlotratlon of trickery ''to for $333,684. Sebool are asked to attend a meetlt>onSOI'In8 the papant are the Anteric111 BI'Okesmen Said the losses eama as the North VIet- deli¥ contacts and ease public Miller said that the Lehman Pometw Chamber of CGm. InK at 7:30 this Thurlda,y night namese threw I.P tbe1r heaviest sntliircratt ttre Iince President protest."' COI1IpaiJy Will cmotruct a uUllty merce and tile Cldo Eta Phi at the Pomeroy Town hall . Johnoon llmUod bombing 1o the Cnmmuniot llltlon"s southern """" The United states was said to building, restroom hulldlns and Chapter of Beta stsma Fbi Sor· ••:r.t ia Important and imperhandle -11 routes Marth 31, In South Vt-.n, u.s. 11.52 Strllti>- have ruled out Warsaw because two picnic shelters and the 0. orlty. Winners of the contest Will ative tor a IIJCce.!lsfW bancprt: 1Drtres61o ~ l'OPNtedl,y bombed the main Communist suPPly it is a Olmmunist CI!Pitd and K. Company Will ..,.otruct os receive Rlllnel'OUs prizes in ad- and reunion to have all graduroute f - . , guoriUu Who ambushed two Amerlcen BI1IIJ units Phnom Penh because communi-eiiiJlanada, ac.cess roads, park- dl.tlon to official Miss America ates who live in MeJgs County and o ~Vl' river Patrol rOrte Monda,y. cations and dJplomadc repreInK areas, santiiJ;r factlldes and trophies, The first pJaet win- attend the Thursda,y session and MOSCOW - TWO SOVIET SATELLli'ES - one a pOsaible sontatlon ID tho . C&mbodlaa landscape the area. ner 1rill take part in tbe Miu help prepare letters for out-or. Prototwe of Russia's flr•t manned moon exploration craft - clllltal are limited !Dr allied Ohio Paaeant II> be held at s... uacluates. All should be carried out separm Pl>orlments ID orhlt tocta,y, They completed nations. But Nhon Don quoted on hand also w help plan &00<1 dusky next summer. hiawry's second fUII,y •utumatlc <beldJw In SJ>oeo Monda.Y, Co1mos Johnson speaking ln Dss LOCAL TEMPS class reunions. the menu, hostllleUite 212 IWdpci itl <beld.. unit at a relative SJ>eed O! onl,y !lolnoo, lows, J uiy 1, 1986: The temperature 1n cbwntown esses and hosts and ticket sell~ Portland to one II> .2 yard.l per second lnlo CoiJIIOo 213'o cout>llns collar ot Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tue._ un-'IC U.e;y wUI only let me kmw era; Paul Cascl, president said. 1:21 P.m., Monda.Y, AI tho time the two croft hurtled over the Pact- when and where ••• I wUl haw der sunny skies was 12 dep'eea. , Adlled to the businesses selJ. fie at a Jf'OUDd IPeed ot nve miles a .!lecond. ~ my closest and most trust lng Ueketa tor this yMI"s evart T111, the Soviet now• lpn<:Jl laid Co1111101 212, launc:hod SW.. associates at that time and at J: • ill Meet the candidate night will are tlle New York Clothing House dl3, used onboard radar and ita own eleCtronic: COJIIPuter to chase tl1at place in a matter of hours. be observed Frida.Y at tho Port. llld BRW Hardware In Pomedown a poaljro Coo..,. 213, iauntlhed Mondl,y, A radio command ro,y. "J '.] land Elomentacy School. from lll:lb SSJ>anteci the two ShiP• after tllree hours end 50,.. Ahurml members are alked A Jltnv .._r Will be aervuteo or Joint rll&hto .tllo.Yrl""olrlnll>'l..,.ateorbltswcarryouta J: to eontact rrlends and urge a Jarp 'f1 £1 o ed at ~ p.m. by the wscs or ,_ oet of·~ u Individual »rvbel; GAUGES _ Gallklolla, 12.2 attendance Thuroda,y evening. .1 the Portland Methodist Churcb. In w~ Dr, -.nt c. WelSh, ....,uUve aecrofait of and 15.1 l'llnnlns "7 feet of roll. Followiag the IR.Ippiii', candidate For the benoftt of the Jlllbllc, tho U.S. Natll!llll Aoronaut1,c1 and ~oeo Cowio:U, interpr- the era; Pt. Pleasant, ~tO· Pom as In tho past, a dante follow. ThreOJIOJ'S< ms were Injured In SOuth, 1111>arOIIII,y feU uloop at nlib~ SJ>CIIsored by tho cornmu. Soriet IChliYIID.ent II UIIIPtedbw II'" of ,I ttvfaofOul program for , l"D)'-MISOII, 2J. 30• Ul......,' 1. .. puttfne·men on the ~w . .t • ' u.&~autt, 50 • two-car collision st 2:57p.m. the wheel of his cor, The veblclo nley, Will be obaerved. AU can- InK tho alumni ban<Pll .nu be and ..,.., lo tho l!'llleral )JObllc ot $1 CO~UMBUS - A .t.'ll MILLION sult hU- Died In federal . ~x:-::~t;:O~ li>ndoo' on Rt. 7 fouMIIIths of a wont . llllt of COllier IIICI struck dldate1 .nu be JIOJ'J>OriJOII. Music Willbepruvtcicourt here by • .......,. woo c~ed Zaneivlllo J1911co- her met, and WIDfiald, the mUe aortb of the railroad bridge the northbound Hall car nearl,y Invited to ~ lor ave mined by tho ACMETS of Parkero. at Keoaup, tho state lllshwl¥ hoack>n. utes. The Jlllbllc Is Invited w . (Contlnuod on »ace 2) iliL . are on burg, Dancing Will be from 9 l'olrol r1110rled. Thoro was heaY)' c1unaao 1o atteilil. p.m. to 1 a.m. Admitted lo Bolser BoiiPital HeU's 1962 Pontiac and w Coo~ wu James Hall, 73, of tt8 Pike ran's 1968 Ford. Both Vlillcloa st., Keaau&o. driver of one cor, had w11!1 lOWed aWl,!'. ltlth a cerebral concussion, InTho Patrol cited Cochran tO. ternll lnjurio1 and lactrllllou GoUWla lfunlciPal· Court Ailrll of tho arms, Ha 11 r1110ried In 26 on a ~- of drivq lolt of .. : ,I In preparing lor EDDD here, the service was instituted at Athans In 1966. Athens ltlll be County m the bloodmobUe• s list man wanted In the sniPer sla,ytns or IX. llfartln l.othor .King Jr., ulooked exactly like., Eric Storvo Gal~ the elu•Ive central figure in a nationwide manhu.nt, according to Galt's landlord. Federal &gents, stW tefustng comment on the Investigation, Qeared no closer tO locating King's ISS88Sln Monda_y. At, agents continued to follow cold trails, it seemed more llke(y that Galt mq have been an eloborate(y devioed alias and that such a person extated only in a Birmingham roomJ.ng house in c"ertaln Alabama state records. Galt canrot be traced before he took a room In Blrmlng(wn last August or after his abanGJned car was im,pounded by the FBI In Adanta last WOOk. Alabama Purchase. LicenSe Galt, claJming to have ~ome II> Alahiuna from l.oul•~ bought his white Musta,. ID Blrmiagham end uplied lor an was granted a state drinr,.s license. Little aloe Is known of the figure, desc:rlbed as having a southern drawl and a pointed oos~the same general deBe~ (CnuUnuod on page 2) · Ria ·. ~· ;FIVEC:.EN.TS, ~ "slops.'' Continued deficits RIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPOAn artlsrs conception or the tall' coodltton. , r ,.. . lhmrer, ....j.lt., nllbt. ' '· -cod '' lor, lot, Middleport. GUbert Mees, Catherine Meees to MaMtng D. Weblter, .PU'ttll, INSULATION Hanoi Finds LBJ Lacking Frank Krautter, dec., toFrecla Mae Lawson. Marie Thomas, 6.39 COLONIAL DOOR livan, Yrs. Robert Tewksbar)', Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. Richard Karr, Mrs. Richard OWens, Mrs. day, Heath MethOdist Church; Mrs. Nan Moore program lead- Carl Gilmore and Mra. Leo Kener. ned)', Sr. THURSDAY ROBERT A CffiCLE, at I h e Pomeroy. John Cline Dalley, Gladys M. Pomeroy Maaonic Temple at 7 Dail,y to Christine Branham, parp.m. Thursda.y, potluck supper; all line officers, past matron11 cels, Salisbury. llobb)' E. Dill, Lula L. Dill 11> o1 District 25, Order of the East. Adm.. of U.s. Veta. Atfalrs.,lots, ern &ar, eligible to attend. Bring POmet'O)'o own table services. Elizabeth Gardner II> Clifton TWIN CO'Y ~rinettea, ThursFraley, Carolyn Frale;y, U,6S day, 7:30 p.m. social rooms or Columbus and Southem Ohio acres, SciPio. John W, Call, Selm1 call to Electric Co, Manrd.n& D. Webster, 140.17 BUSY BEE Clau9a.m. Thursacres~ Chester. day. Trinii¥ United Church of 11ann1ng D. WebsJer, IIRry A. ChrJst. Webster to John W. Call, Sehna TRINITY CHOm rehearsal, Call. 130.77 acres. Olester. 7:30 Thursday nigllt at the Mildred S. Dal.11a, Linder A. church. Dains to Karl Krautter, Clarice H. Krautter, 14 acres;,SIUsbury. Meigs Bessie Larldna, W, · W. Coraa grove, Ada Congro.., II. A. Hal~ A. A. Smith, LuciUe Smith 11> Columbia Gas of Ohio k~, right ot way, Olive. Fair .;if ;J ~ ..... ~ > General TeleJ:; .te Brings EDDD to Meigs in June PLAYTEX Mrs. Joe BaUey, MilS Martha '? low Ia iClt,~llli!ildiQ'~ <lcu<IDHI, ,..._., CbliocO Ill I.Jeoolf!d To The lnte,..,.t. Of The Meig.-Mtu011 AN!fl FOR YOUTHFUL SUPPORT AND SEPARATION as Kelly, Mrs. RusseU 18ons, Weat,hh ' en tine criss~ross action .. Tuesday, United - Church of Christ. Mrs. Elu Gilmore. Jr., progr1111leador. RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, A ferewoll Part1 oooorine the Tue5da,y, 7:30 p. m ., Racine Rev. Howard R&A>alt ldll be held Grade SchooL at 8 p. m. Wedne•da.Y at the Mlcldl.eport First United PresbyterWEDNESDAY ian Churtb. SOUP SUPPER, Wedne~, Tho Rev. Mr. R&A>al~ wbohos Racine Methodist Churth. begin- pastored the Middleport Ql.ureh ning at 4:30 P• m. Soli), pie, for 17 years, hll resigned and sanc:lwiches and coU'ee. will be moving later thll week WINWIG TRAIL Garden Club, w Lewlsburl· Wednesda,y, 7:30 P. m., home of Church members, trtends of Mrs. Joe struble; program, weed the minister, and the general control and evergreens; dlsp._,. PUblic are invited to the party. of edible Oowers to be featured. Hosteues wW be Mrs. Edward PAST PRESIIENTS, Ladies Burkett. Mrs.Jud!QnWhlte.IOas At~Xiliary, DrewWebsterPost39, Phyllis Joachim, Mrs. Everett American Legion, at 7:30 Wed- . Bachner, Mrs. Paul Heptonst&ll. nesda,y night, home of Mrs. Iva Mrs. Vbtcent Dabo, Mrs. TbomPowell ·, on- ~ Asphalt, Pipe Bids Received Bids on all)lhalt and Jlipe were taken under - - lleada,y when tho Meta• Coualr Board ot Commlslioners met. The commialionera who were joined by Ted lleeilO. COOIIIfy engineer, and Rolland Torrence, deprt;y mglne~r, tor tbe meeting received Bix bids em 26,000 lallooo ol aiPhalt and ftve bldl '"' pipe - · The conuntuloners and the COOIIIfy enJ(neerlnl deporiment wIll study the blcls beloro action 11 talcen. oomml•-· Boloro the al. so was a deleptlon from the Pomeroy Chanar ol c o m. merce, whldt - · hliJ> ID clearlnl a portion or the river hank In ~lor the 1968 Big Bend Rogotta Wo-. A J>lan woo outlined throuab whim hoi)l mlcht be avollable. Thirteen aross (]( Amerle1.0 Flap - . ordered froln the ElectrCIIIc Tool Co., Frenm. for u11 oa Memorial Da,y tor veterana' eraves. Everitt J. Holmes, Gloulter, trras namec1 apiary . . _ lor llolp County. Billa were _...ed for (lO)'ment. Monda,y bad beea oet u the date of the flnll Pltile heorll1! belore the COIIIII1<cxnmlallonwa 00 the - · declaloa dec.U.. Ins the Commlllllty A<tloa """' £"lD u tho ol!lelal War oa Po"' .. . ; I orty orpnl-n Ia 11ote1 ~ · : ty, No Pl'Otesto wen!9111111 · the CAP II...,. olrlolaJir1floOI'Q'procnmorprill'lloo. ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 15, 1968 edington manuel rice